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QR Code Generator

Create scannable QR codes for website links, Wi-Fi logins, contact info, or plain text and download high-resolution PNG or vector SVG files.

Free to useNo sign-up requiredWorks in your browserPrivacy focused

QR Code Generator Workspace

How to use

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Type or paste your website URL, Wi-Fi credentials, or text into the Content box (or click a quick preset like Website URL or Wi-Fi Format).

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Choose your Error Correction Level (L, M, Q, or H), Output Size (px), Margin, and Foreground/Background colors.

  3. 3

    Step 3

    Test the live QR code preview with your phone camera, then click Download PNG, Download SVG, or Copy SVG.

Key features

  • Creates standards-compliant QR codes that scan reliably on iPhone and Android cameras
  • Downloads both sharp high-resolution PNG images and infinitely scalable vector SVG graphics
  • Four error correction levels (Low 7%, Medium 15%, Quartile 25%, High 30%) for printed labels and signs
  • Custom foreground and background color pickers with dark-on-light contrast guidance

Supported formats

SVGPNG

File limits & notes

Supports URLs and text strings up to 250 characters across QR versions 1 through 10. For reliable scanning on all phone cameras, always keep the foreground color noticeably darker than the background color.

Frequently asked questions

View all FAQs
Do the QR codes created here ever expire?

No. These are static QR codes that encode your link or text directly into the pattern itself. They do not go through any redirect service and will work forever.

Should I download PNG or SVG for printing?

Use PNG for websites, slides, documents, and email signatures. Use SVG when sending artwork to a print shop for flyers, business cards, packaging, or signs because vector SVG stays razor-sharp at any size.

How do I create a QR code that connects guests to Wi-Fi automatically?

Click the Wi-Fi Format preset button and replace the sample network name (S:) and password (P:) with your own Wi-Fi details. When guests scan the code with their phone camera, it prompts them to join the network.

Practical Example: Printing a Guest Wi-Fi Sign and Menu QR Code

Sample Input
A cafe website URL and a guest Wi-Fi network string formatted for one-scan phone connection.
Result
Exported as a crisp 512x512 px PNG for digital sharing and a scalable vector SVG for sharp table-tent printing.