How it works
Three steps. No hidden catch.
- Choose Website, Text, Email, Phone or Wi-Fi and enter your content.
- Pick a preset or customize colors, module shapes and a logo.
- Download PNG for quick sharing or SVG for sharp print work.
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Make a QR code worth keeping.
Create a beautiful, scannable QR code for your website, Wi-Fi network or next project. Adjust colors, shapes and a logo, then download a crisp PNG or SVG. No signup, no watermark.
Better results
Design for the scan, not just the screen.
Strong dark-on-light contrast, a clean border and an uncluttered logo help camera scanners. A pale gradient or oversized logo can make even a pretty code unreadable.
Test it on several phones at the actual size before using it on packaging, posters or printed books.
A few useful answers
Custom QR codes, explained.
Do these free QR codes expire?
No. These are static QR codes and do not expire. For website codes, the linked page must remain available. No subscription is required to keep the code working.
Can I change a QR destination after printing?
Not with a static code. It contains the original content permanently. If the URL changes, generate a new code, or use a stable URL on a domain you control.
Is my Wi-Fi password or logo uploaded?
No. Generation, image processing and downloads happen locally in your browser. Your Wi-Fi password becomes part of the QR code itself, though, so don't share that QR publicly.
Is PNG or SVG better for printing?
SVG is a scalable vector image, so it stays crisp at any printed size. PNG is handy for digital sharing; choose the highest resolution that suits your design.
Why won't a very light-colored QR generate?
The generator checks foreground and background contrast to reduce unreadable designs. Darken the code, lighten the background, or start from one of the safe presets.