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QR code generator

Create custom QR codes with colors and logos.

Everything happens locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
1
Pick a content type
Choose what happens when the code is scanned.

URL/Website

Opens a website when scanned.

2
Add the details
The preview updates live as you type.
3
Make it yours
Colours, shapes, rounded corners, and an optional logo.
Live previewReady to scan
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Encoded content

A practical guide to QR code generator

QR Code Generator encodes URLs, text, Wi-Fi details, contact cards, phone actions, messages, locations, events, or cryptocurrency requests. Styling controls change appearance while error correction helps preserve scan reliability.

Example: print a guest Wi-Fi card

Choose Wi-Fi, enter the exact network name and security type, keep a dark foreground on a light background, then test the downloaded code with two phones before printing.

Task-specific steps

  1. 1

    Choose the content type and enter the exact data a scanner should receive.

  2. 2

    Adjust colors, dots, corners, error correction, and an optional small logo while watching the preview.

  3. 3

    Download PNG or SVG and test the final file at its intended display or print size.

Options that affect the result

  • Content presets build the correct payload for links, Wi-Fi, contacts, events, messages, and more.
  • SVG is resolution-independent for print; PNG is convenient for screens and documents.

Limitations to know first

  • A static code cannot be edited after distribution; changing its payload requires a new code.
  • Low contrast, a missing quiet zone, dense content, or an oversized logo can make scanning unreliable.

Questions specific to this task

Can I change the destination of a QR code later?

Not in a static code. You can encode a redirect URL that you control, but the QR pixels themselves always represent the original payload.

How much of a QR code can a logo cover?

Keep the logo modest and use adequate error correction. Always test the actual exported artwork because logo shape, contrast, and payload density all affect reliability.