Enter text or a URL.
Adjust the settings for your task.
Create QR codes in your chosen size and color without uploading data.
Adjust the settings for your task.
Run the tool with its primary action.
Use the result or run it again.
Create QR codes in your chosen size and color without uploading data.
Start with the shortest practical destination and test the finished code before publishing it. A clean contrast between the pattern and background matters more than decorative color choices.
A QR reader needs a clear margin around the code. Do not crop the outer white area, place text over the modules, or use foreground and background colors with similar brightness.
A QR code stores the text you enter. If a printed code contains a direct URL, changing the page address later breaks that destination. Use a stable URL and verify it before printing a large batch.
You can encode a URL, plain text, contact detail, or another text value that a scanning app can interpret.
Yes. Choose the output size and foreground or background colors before downloading the code.
The finished QR code can be downloaded as PNG for common use or SVG for scalable print and design work.
No. The QR code is created locally in the browser and the entered value is not sent to the server.