QR Code Generator
Turn a link, text or contact card into a scannable QR code and download it as a PNG or SVG.
- Enter a URL or text
- Adjust size and colours (optional)
- Generate and download
Runs on our server only to render the image — nothing you enter is stored.
What can you use a QR code for?
QR codes bridge print and digital — a code on a menu, flyer, poster or business card lets anyone with a phone camera jump straight to a link, Wi-Fi network, or contact card without typing a thing. This generator builds a clean, scannable code from any URL or text, with control over size, color and error-correction level so it still scans reliably even printed small or slightly worn.
Because the code encodes your content directly rather than routing through a third-party shortener, it keeps working indefinitely — there's no service to expire or go offline later. Export as PNG for quick use on screens, or SVG when you need it to scale cleanly for large print like a poster or banner.
Frequently asked questions
- No — the QR code encodes your URL or text directly, so it works for as long as that link or text stays valid. There’s no third-party redirect service involved that could expire or go down.
- PNG is a fixed-resolution image, fine for screens and most printing. SVG is vector — it scales to any size (a billboard or a business card) with no loss of sharpness, which matters if you’ll print it large.
- Error correction lets a QR code still scan correctly even if part of it is damaged, dirty, or covered by a logo. Higher levels tolerate more damage but make the code denser (harder to scan from far away) — the default level suits most uses; go higher only if you plan to overlay a logo or print it somewhere it might get scuffed.
- This tool focuses on clean, reliable codes with customizable colors and size rather than logo overlays. If you need a logo embedded, increase the error correction level first so the code stays scannable once you add one in an image editor.
- No — the text or URL you enter is used only to render the image and isn’t logged or stored. There’s no scan tracking or analytics on the codes this tool generates.