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QR Code Generator

Paste a link, type some text or enter your Wi-Fi details, and download a QR code that will never expire.

Content
20 bytes
Error correction

Your QR code

Version 2 · 25×25 modules

The code is generated in your browser. What you type is never sent to a server, and the code works forever — it isn't a tracked or expiring link.

What makes this generator different

Plenty of “free” QR sites hand you a code that points to their own short link, then ask for a subscription months later when your printed menus stop working. Here the content goes straight into the code — a static QR code. There’s no account, no watermark and no redirect in between.

How to use it

  1. Pick Link or text or Wi-Fi network.
  2. Type the content. The preview updates as you type — point your phone camera at the screen to test it.
  3. Download a PNG for documents and chats, or an SVG for print and design tools.

Under the hood

  • Byte-mode encoding (UTF-8) as defined in ISO/IEC 18004, with the smallest QR version that fits your content.
  • Error correction levels L, M, Q and H recover roughly 7%, 15%, 25% and 30% of damaged modules.
  • Wi-Fi codes use the widely supported WIFI:T:…;S:…;P:…;; format, escaping special characters (\ ; , : ") in the name and password.

Examples

Restaurant table tents

Paste your online menu URL, choose Q for durability, download the SVG and drop it into your table-tent template.

Airbnb guest Wi-Fi

Enter the guest network name and password, print the PNG and frame it by the door so guests connect without typing.

Limitations

  • No scan analytics or editable destinations (dynamic QR).
  • The maximum is 2,953 bytes (version 40, level L). Long text makes a dense code that’s harder to scan.
  • No logo overlay or colors yet — black on white scans most reliably.

FAQ

Will my QR code stop working?

No. Many free generators encode a short redirect link on their own server, and the code dies if the service shuts down or starts charging. This tool puts your link or text directly into the code, so it keeps working as long as the destination itself does.

Can I see how many people scanned it?

Not with this tool. Scan counting requires routing every scan through a tracking server, which is exactly what this generator avoids. If you need analytics, you'll need a dynamic QR service.

Which error correction level should I pick?

M (15%) is a good default for screens and clean prints. Choose Q or H for stickers that get scratched or if you plan to place a logo over the middle. Higher levels make the pattern denser for the same content.

How big should I print it?

Scanning depends on module size and distance. Test the printed code with a few phones before ordering a large run. Keep the white border (quiet zone) around the code — the downloads include the standard four-module margin.

Is the Wi-Fi password safe in the code?

Anyone who scans the code can read the password, so use it for guest networks. The code is generated locally, so the password is never sent to us.

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