Is my input sent to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser and is not uploaded.

Is this QR code generator free?

Yes. You can create QR codes for free.

Yes. You may use it on flyers, cards, websites, and documents.

Yes. You can set foreground and background colors. Very similar colors can make scanning harder.

Avoid overly small codes or tight quiet zones. Use enough size and margin for reliable scans.

Create QR codes from URLs or text.

URL or text

SizeQuiet zoneForeground (modules)BackgroundError correction

Enter text to generate a QR code

URL or text

SizeQuiet zoneForeground (modules)BackgroundError correction

Enter text to generate a QR code

Enter a URL or plain text to generate a QR code. Download the QR code as a PNG for websites, social posts, flyers, business cards, and documents.

Type or paste the URL or text you want to encode. Adjust size, colors, quiet zone, and error correction if needed, then download the PNG.

Higher contrast between the background and modules makes scanning easier. White background with dark modules is a good default. Leave enough quiet zone when printing.
Higher error correction tolerates damage but makes the QR code more complex.
Longer input produces denser QR codes that can be harder to scan.
Do not encode passwords, tokens, API keys, or other secrets you would not want others to scan.

1Is my input sent to a server?: No. Everything runs in your browser and is not uploaded.
2Is this QR code generator free?: Yes. You can create QR codes for free.
3Can I use the QR code commercially?: Yes. You may use it on flyers, cards, websites, and documents.
4Can I change colors?: Yes. You can set foreground and background colors. Very similar colors can make scanning harder.
5Any tips for printing?: Avoid overly small codes or tight quiet zones. Use enough size and margin for reliable scans.

Complete, clean, encode, and decode URLs.

Count characters, characters without spaces, lines, and words.

Resize images in your browser.