QR Code Generator

This QR code generator turns a web address, Wi-Fi login, contact card, email, phone number, text message, WhatsApp chat, map location, calendar event, social profile, UPI payment or any text into a code phone cameras can read. Pick what it should do, fill in the form, and the code updates as you type.

Then make it yours: twelve ready-made looks, fifteen dot shapes, gradients, shaped corner squares in their own colours, a centre logo and a “Scan me” frame with your own words. Each design is test-read by a real QR decoder on your device, so you know it works before you print it.

Many “free” QR sites make dynamic codes that point at their server, count every scan and stop working when the trial ends. Ours makes static codes only. Your details live in the pattern itself, so the code works as long as the print lasts, with no account, redirect or tracking. Everything is drawn in your browser and nothing you type is sent anywhere.

1. Choose what the code opens, such as Link, Wi-Fi, Contact, WhatsApp or Event, and fill in the form.
2. Tap a Quick look, or set the pattern, colours, corner squares, frame and logo yourself.
3. Watch the badge under the preview: “Test-scan passed” means a decoder read it back correctly, large and small.
4. Pick an image size and press Download PNG, or choose SVG, JPG, PDF, Copy image, or Share on a phone.
5. Scan the saved code with your own phone before printing it.

• Twelve kinds of code: link, text, Wi-Fi (WPA, WEP, open or hidden), vCard contact, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp with a ready message, map location (Google, Apple or geo:), calendar event (set times or all day), social profile for eight networks, and UPI payment.
• Special characters in Wi-Fi passwords, contacts and events are escaped, and accents, emoji and every script are stored as UTF-8.
• Fifteen dot shapes, from classic squares to dots, hearts, stars, hexagons and joined columns, with a dot-size slider.
• Corner squares in six frame shapes and six centre shapes, in the code’s colour or their own.
• One colour, a gradient in four directions or a radial glow, any background, or see-through.
• Seven “Scan me” frames with your own text and colour.
• A centre logo you pick or drop, in three sizes on a square or round clear space; error correction rises to the highest level automatically.
• A built-in test-scan with a real QR decoder, plus contrast warnings and a phone-camera preview.
• PNG up to 4096 px, SVG, JPG, a 300 dpi PDF page at a chosen width, copy, share, and up to 500 codes at once as a ZIP.
• Save up to eight favourite styles on this device.

• Shorter is better. A short link makes a simpler code that scans faster from further away.
• Keep the code dark on a light background. Light-on-dark codes fail on some scanners, so the tool warns you.
• Leave the border at 4 squares. Phones use that blank margin to find the code’s edge.
• Rough print size: at least 2 cm wide for every 20 cm of scanning distance. The note under the size box says how big each PNG prints sharply.
• Fancy shapes and logos eat into the code’s spare capacity. If the badge says to print it big, choose a plainer shape or less text.