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QR Code Generator

Create your free QR codes instantly — enter any text or URL and download your QR code in seconds

Enter Text or URL
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QR Code Size
✅ QR Code Ready
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Right-click the QR code image and select "Save image as..." to download it. On mobile, press and hold the image then tap Save.

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Website URL
Link directly to any webpage or blog post
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Email / Phone
Share contact info instantly
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Text Message
Encode any plain text or message
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WiFi Login
Share WiFi credentials by scanning
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Social Media
Link to your profiles and pages
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Business Use
Menus, products, events & more
๐Ÿ“‹ Steps to Use the QR Code Generator
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Enter Text or URL
Type or paste any text, URL, email, phone number, or message into the input field. Example: https://example.com or "Hello, World!"
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Choose Size
Select your preferred QR code size — 128px for small use, 256px standard, 512px for print, or 1024px for high-resolution needs.
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Click Generate QR Code
Click the Generate button and your QR code will be created and displayed instantly below the input area.
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Download or Copy
Click Download PNG to save the file, or Copy Image to copy it to your clipboard. On mobile, press and hold the QR code image to save it.
๐Ÿ“– Full Guide

Free QR Code Generator — Complete Guide

Everything you need to know about QR codes — what they are, how they work, and how to use them effectively for personal or business purposes.

๐Ÿ“ฑ What is a QR Code?

A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores information — such as URLs, text, contact details, or WiFi credentials. It can be scanned instantly using any modern smartphone camera or a dedicated QR scanner app, making it one of the fastest ways to share digital information.

๐Ÿ”— What Can I Encode in a QR Code?

You can encode virtually any type of text-based data:

  • Website URLs and blog post links
  • Email addresses and phone numbers
  • Plain text messages
  • WiFi network credentials (SSID + password)
  • Social media profile links
  • Business cards and contact details

⚡ How Does This Generator Work?

This tool uses the open-source QRCode.js library to generate QR codes entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server — the QR code is created locally on your device using an HTML5 canvas. This makes it fast, private, and completely free to use.

♾️ Are QR Codes Permanent?

Yes. The QR codes generated by this tool are permanent — they encode your data directly into the image pattern and do not rely on any external service or redirect. However, if you encode a URL, that URL must remain active for the QR code to work as intended.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is this QR Code Generator free?
Yes, completely free. Generate as many QR codes as you want with no registration, no payment, and no limits.
How do I download the QR code?
Click the Download PNG button after generating your QR code. On mobile, press and hold the QR code image and select "Save image" or "Download."
Do QR codes expire?
No. QR codes themselves never expire. The data is encoded into the image permanently. However, if the content you linked to (e.g., a URL) becomes unavailable, the QR code will no longer work as intended.
Can I use these QR codes commercially?
Yes. You can use the generated QR codes for personal, business, or commercial purposes with no restrictions.
Why is my QR code not scanning?
Make sure the text or URL you entered is correct and not too long. Also ensure good lighting and a steady hand when scanning. A larger QR size (512px or 1024px) can improve scanability when printed.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything is generated locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your text or URL is never sent to any server, so your data remains completely private.
Can I scan the QR code with my phone?
Yes. Most modern smartphones (iPhone and Android) can scan QR codes directly using the default camera app — no additional app required. Simply point your camera at the QR code and tap the notification that appears.
What size should I choose for printing?
For digital use (website, email, social media), 256px is fine. For print materials like flyers, business cards, or posters, choose 512px or 1024px for sharp, high-resolution output.

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