
Create QR codes for URLs, WiFi networks, contacts, SMS and more.
A QR code (Quick Response code) is a type of barcode that can be scanned using a smartphone camera. It allows users to quickly access information without typing anything manually.
QR codes can store different types of data such as website URLs, WiFi credentials, contact details, phone numbers, messages, and more. When scanned, the device automatically performs the action — like opening a website, connecting to WiFi, or saving a contact.
They are widely used in marketing, business cards, restaurants, events, and everyday digital interactions because they provide a fast and convenient way to share information.
Creating a QR code is quick and simple. Just follow these steps:
1. Select a QR type
Choose what you want your QR code to do (URL, WiFi, Email, SMS, Phone, or Contact card).
2. Enter your details
Fill in the required fields based on your selection. For example, a WiFi QR code needs a network name and password.
3. Customise your QR code
Adjust the size and colours to match your needs. Make sure there is enough contrast for easy scanning.
4. Generate the QR code
Click the generate button to instantly create your QR code.
5. Download and use
Save your QR code as an image and use it anywhere — websites, posters, packaging, or business materials.
Tip: Always test your QR code on a phone before sharing it publicly to make sure it works correctly.
You can generate QR codes for multiple uses including:
Text / URLs – Link to websites or display plain text
WiFi access – Connect instantly without typing passwords
Email – Pre-fill recipient, subject, and message
SMS – Open a text message with a pre-written message
Phone calls – Tap-to-call functionality
Contact cards (vCard) – Share full contact details
No — the QR codes generated here are static, meaning they do not expire. They will continue working as long as the content (like a website URL) remains active.
Yes, all QR codes generated are completely free and can be used for both personal and commercial purposes.
Yes! You can change the size, foreground colour, and background colour.
Tip: Make sure there is enough contrast between colours so scanners can read it properly.
Small use: 200–300px (screens, emails)
Print: 500px or larger
Large signage: 1000px+
Always test your QR code before publishing.
When scanned, the QR code prompts the user to connect instantly using:
Network name (SSID)
Password
Security type (WPA, WEP, or none)
No manual typing required.
A vCard QR code stores contact information. When scanned, users can save:
Name, company, phone number, email, and website.
Perfect for business cards and networking.
No — QR codes are static once created. If you need to change anything, simply generate a new one.
Most modern smartphones support QR scanning directly through the camera app. Older devices may require a QR scanner app.
No — everything is generated in your browser. Your data is not stored or sent to any server, ensuring full privacy.