Utility · QR · Free
QR code generator
Type a link or any text, get a QR code instantly, and download it as an image.
How to make a QR code
Type or paste any URL or text into the box above — a QR code appears instantly. Click "Download QR code" to save it as a PNG you can print or share.
Does the QR code expire?
No — it's generated locally and encodes your text directly, so it works forever and isn't tied to any account.
Is my text or link uploaded anywhere?
No — the QR code is generated entirely in your browser, which is what makes it safe: whatever you type never leaves your device. See how it works.
What can I put in a QR code — just links?
Any text works, not just URLs — a phone number, an email address, a Wi-Fi password, plain text, whatever you paste in. The QR code simply encodes the text exactly as typed; what a scanning app does with it (like opening a link or dialing a number) depends on the format of the text itself.
Will it still scan if I resize or print it smaller?
Yes, down to a point — QR codes are designed to be scannable at a range of sizes. Very small prints or low-resolution screens can make the individual squares hard for a camera to distinguish, so for print materials, keep it at least about 2×2 cm (roughly the size of a large postage stamp) for a reliable scan from a normal distance.