QR code generator, styled to match your brand.
Turn any link, text, email, or Wi‑Fi network into a QR code. Choose colors and a dot style, drop your logo in the center, and download a print-ready PNG or SVG.
Preview
LiveTurn every code into a tracked, brandable link.
Sign up free to shorten links, brand your QR codes with a custom domain, and see exactly who's scanning — country, city, device, and more.
What is a QR code?
A quick-response code is a square barcode that stores a link, text, or contact details — anything a camera can scan and a phone can act on instantly.
A QR (Quick Response) code packs data into a grid of black and white squares. Point any modern phone camera at one and it decodes instantly — no app required — opening a website, saving a contact, joining a Wi‑Fi network, or starting a WhatsApp chat.
Unlike a printed link, a QR code removes typing entirely. That makes it the fastest bridge between something physical — a poster, a receipt, a package — and something digital, like a landing page or menu.
Every code above is generated entirely in your browser: your content never leaves your device, and codes are yours to reuse without limits or expiry.
Popular ways people use QR codes.
A single code can replace a form, a business card, or a sign-up sheet.
Restaurant menus
Print one code on the table instead of laminated pages — update the menu any time without reprinting.
Business cards
Encode a vCard so a scan saves your name, number, and email straight into someone's contacts.
Wi‑Fi at your café
Guests scan and connect automatically — no reading a password off a chalkboard.
Product packaging
Link to care instructions, warranty registration, or an ingredient list without cluttering the label.
App downloads
One code, one scan — send people straight to the App Store or Google Play listing.
Social profiles
Print a code on a booth banner or storefront window linking to Instagram or Facebook.
Event check-in
Tickets and name badges carry a code for fast entry scanning instead of manual lookup.
WhatsApp & SMS
Skip the "save my number" step — scanning opens a chat with your message pre-filled.
When a QR code is the right call.
It's the fastest path from something physical to something digital.
Typing is friction
Long URLs, Wi‑Fi passwords, and contact details are painful to type on a phone. A scan replaces all of that with one motion.
Print meets digital
Anywhere content is printed — packaging, signage, receipts, badges — a code lets you keep the destination editable and trackable.
One code, many formats
The same square works on a poster, a t-shirt, or a slide — just export at the resolution the medium needs.
Common questions
Is this QR code generator free? +
Yes. Every style, color, content type, and download is free with no watermark and no limit on how many codes you create.
Do these QR codes expire? +
No. The code encodes your content directly, so it works forever — there's no server that can go down or expire it.
Will a logo in the center stop it from scanning? +
Not if you keep the logo modest in size and set error correction to High — the extra redundancy lets scanners read the code even with part of it covered.
What resolution should I export for print? +
Use 1024px or higher for flyers and packaging, or download the SVG for large-format prints like banners and posters — it stays crisp at any size.
What's the difference between a static and a dynamic QR code? +
A static code (like the ones here) encodes your content permanently. A dynamic code points to a short link you can redirect later — create one from your shorturl.la dashboard.