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QR Code Generator

Create custom QR codes for URLs, text, phone, UPI payments, contacts, and locations — free, instant, and client-side.

All processing happens in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.

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Quick Presets

Size & Spacing

Error Correction

H (30% redundancy) is best for logos. L uses less data.

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Dot Style

Corner / Eye Style

Gradient

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Logo (optional)

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Free QR Code Generator

Create a custom QR code for any purpose in seconds. Choose a content type, enter your data, style the design to match your brand, and download in any format — PNG, SVG, JPEG, WebP, or print-ready PDF. All processing happens in your browser: nothing is saved, no account required, and the codes are yours to use freely.

What Is a QR Code?

A QR code (Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional matrix barcode that a smartphone camera can read in under a second. Developed by Denso Wave in 1994 for tracking automotive parts, the format became a universal consumer technology after Apple and Android added native QR scanning to their camera apps in 2017. Today, every modern smartphone can scan a QR code without installing any third-party app.

Unlike a one-dimensional barcode that stores a dozen digits, a QR code can encode up to 4,296 alphanumeric characters — enough for a full URL, a contact card, or a paragraph of text. The pattern of black and white modules also includes error correction: even if up to 30% of the code is obscured, dirty, or damaged, it remains scannable. This makes QR codes robust for real-world print applications where perfect conditions cannot be guaranteed.

Choose the Right QR Code Type

Each QR type encodes data differently and triggers a specific action when scanned. Pick the type that matches what you want the scan to do:

What You Can Customise

Every QR code generated here can be fully styled to match your brand or aesthetic. The customisation panel above the fold offers:

Download Formats

FormatBest for
PNGDigital use, email attachments, presentations, general print
SVGLarge-format print, billboards, scalable brand assets
JPEGWeb embeds where a smaller file size matters more than transparency
WebPModern web pages — smaller than PNG/JPEG with similar quality
PDFPrint-ready A4 document, centered at 140 mm — hand off directly to a printer

Privacy and Browser-Side Processing

This tool runs entirely in your browser using the open-source qr-code-styling library. Your URLs, text messages, phone numbers, contact details, and location data never leave your device. There are no server requests, no usage logs, no account, and no third-party analytics tracking your content. The QR code image is generated locally and downloaded directly from your browser to your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of QR codes can I create with this generator?

You can create five types: URL (opens a website), Text (displays a plain-text message), Phone (opens the dialer for a call), vCard (saves a full contact to the phone), and Location (opens a maps app to an address or GPS coordinates). Each type is purpose-built and produces a leaner QR code than encoding the equivalent data as plain text.

Are QR codes generated here free to use commercially?

Yes. QR codes are an open standard (ISO/IEC 18004) and the codes you generate are yours to use for any purpose, including commercial print runs, product packaging, marketing materials, and signage. There are no royalties, no watermarks, and no account required.

Do QR codes expire?

No. The QR codes generated here are static — the data is encoded permanently inside the image. They will keep scanning correctly for as long as the printed or digital code remains legible. The one exception is URL codes: if the destination URL goes offline or redirects elsewhere, the scan will still work but the page it lands on may not. This is a property of the URL, not the QR code.

Can I edit a QR code after downloading it?

No. A static QR code is a fixed image — changing the encoded data requires generating a new code. If you need to update the destination (e.g., a URL changes), you have two options: regenerate and reprint the QR code, or use a URL shortener or redirect that you control, so you can change the destination without changing the QR code.

What is the difference between a static and a dynamic QR code?

A static QR code encodes data directly in the image — the content is fixed and cannot be changed after printing. A dynamic QR code encodes a short URL that redirects to a changeable destination, allowing you to update the content, track scan counts, and add analytics. This generator creates static QR codes, which are simpler, work without a server, and never expire. For scan tracking and updateable content, consider pairing a static URL QR code with a URL shortener that offers analytics.

Is my data private when using this generator?

Yes. All QR code generation happens locally in your browser using the qr-code-styling library. Your URL, text, phone number, contact information, and location data never leave your device and are never transmitted to any server. There are no usage logs, no analytics on your content, and no account required.