Everyday Tools
QR Code Generator
Create a scannable QR code for a link, message, Wi-Fi network or email address.
Enter some content above to generate your QR code
How to use QR Code Generator
- 1
Choose a content type
Pick link, text, Wi-Fi, or email, and fill in the details.
- 2
Customize the look
Set foreground/background colors and the output size.
- 3
Download your QR code
Save as PNG for most uses, or SVG for print at any size.
About this tool
QR codes bridge print and digital — a menu, poster, or business card can point straight to a website, contact form, or Wi-Fi login without anyone typing a thing. This tool builds a QR code from your content and renders it live as you type, so you can see exactly what you'll be handing out or printing.
Beyond plain links and text, it supports the special formats phones recognize for Wi-Fi networks (so scanning connects automatically, without typing a password) and pre-filled emails. Pick your own foreground and background colors to match a brand, then download as a crisp PNG or a fully scalable SVG.
Why use it
- Supports links, plain text, Wi-Fi and email
- Live preview updates as you type
- Custom foreground and background colors
- Download as PNG or scalable SVG
- Generated entirely in your browser
Frequently asked questions
Will this QR code work forever, or does it expire?
It never expires — the code encodes your content directly, so it works for as long as the content itself (like a URL) remains valid. There's no third-party redirect service involved.
Can people connect to my Wi-Fi just by scanning?
Yes, most modern phone cameras recognize the Wi-Fi QR format and offer to connect automatically, without the person needing to type your password.
Which file format should I download — PNG or SVG?
PNG is a fixed-resolution image, fine for screens and most printing. SVG is a vector format that stays crisp at any size, which is better for large prints like posters or banners.
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
This tool focuses on core content types with color customization. For logo embedding and other advanced 3D/print features, see our dedicated QR generator listed in related tools where available.
Is any of my QR code content sent to a server?
No, the QR code image is generated entirely in your browser from the content you type — nothing is transmitted or logged.