Free QR Code Generator

Yes, completely free and no sign-up required: no hidden costs, no watermarks and no limit on the number of codes or scans. You can create, download and reuse as many QR codes as you like.

No. The entire QR code — including Wi-Fi passwords or contact details — is generated only in your browser. None of it is sent to or stored on our server.

No. Unlike some “dynamic” QR code generators that deactivate codes after a trial period, this tool creates a static QR code that works forever, independently of us.

Yes, you can upload your own logo under “Customizations.” Error correction is automatically set to the highest level so the QR code remains reliably scannable despite the covered area.

Yes, under “Adjustments” you choose the foreground and background colors or a color gradient, one of six dot styles and the shape of the corners, and optionally add your logo. For the PNG download you can also put a frame with text such as “Scan me” below the code.

Yes—in the “Wi-Fi” tab, enter the network name, password, and encryption type. Smartphones will then connect to the network automatically when they scan the code, without having to type the password.

Yes, in the “Contact” tab, enter a name, phone number, email address, company and website — the contact can be saved directly to a smartphone when scanned.

Yes, via a link: upload the PDF or image to your website or to cloud storage with a share link, paste the link into the “Text/URL” tab and create a static QR code from it. The tool itself does not store or host any files.

Yes, paste a wa.me link into the “Text/URL” tab: wa.me/ followed by your number in international format, without the plus sign or spaces. Scanning the code opens a WhatsApp chat with that number right away.

Yes, in the “SMS” tab, enter a number and message; in the “Location” tab, enter latitude and longitude. Scanning the QR code opens the SMS app or a map app at the specified location.

Yes, if you have a payment link or a ready-made payment code as text, for example a PayPal.me link or a Pix code (copia e cola): paste it into the “Text/URL” tab and create the QR code from it. Payment QR codes with their own data format, such as Swish, are not generated by this tool. Create those with the QR generator of the payment service.

A traditional barcode stores data in one dimension as a pattern of lines and usually holds only a short number. A QR code stores data in two dimensions and can hold much more—text, a URL, Wi-Fi credentials, or an entire contact card, like the ones this tool creates.

The higher the level, the more damage or obstruction the code can withstand, but the denser its pattern becomes. Without a logo, “Medium” is usually enough; for printing on difficult surfaces, “High” or “Very high” is worth it. As soon as you add a logo, the tool automatically sets “Very high” and locks the selection.