QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, contacts, and more

Generate scannable QR codes for business cards, guest Wi-Fi, restaurant menus, and event links — style colors and dots, optionally overlay a logo, and download PNG or SVG. Everything stays in your browser.

QR Code Generator turns a short piece of information into a downloadable code without sending the payload or an uploaded logo to a server. Choose a URL, text, Wi-Fi, contact, or email format, fill in its fields, then check the preview before exporting PNG or SVG. Styling can make a code fit a brand, but contrast and quiet space still matter for scanning. This tool creates the image; it does not host the destination, validate the link, or manage the network you encode.

Quick start

1. Choose a content type in Options: URL, plain text, Wi-Fi, contact (vCard), or email.
2. Fill the fields for that type — the preview updates live (no submit button).
3. Pick foreground/background colors, dot style, and error correction level.
4. Optionally upload a logo (session only — never saved or uploaded to a server).

When to use something else

• Guest Wi-Fi: Encode an SSID and password for visitors to scan with a phone camera.
• Printed contact: Create a vCard QR code and export SVG for a business-card layout.

Limitations

• Always scan-test the downloaded code; the tool cannot guarantee a destination remains available.

FAQ

Is my data uploaded anywhere?

No. Payloads and logo images are processed only in your browser. We do not collect or store them on a server. Preferences (content type, colors, error correction) may persist in localStorage on this device.

Why does my logo disappear after reload?

Logo uploads are intentionally session-only so images never persist or travel off-device. Re-select the file if you need it again.

What error correction level should I use?

Higher levels (Q or H) survive more damage and logo overlap but make denser codes. Use M for clean prints without a logo; raise to Q/H when overlaying a mark.

What Wi-Fi formats are supported?

Standard WIFI: payloads with WPA, WEP, or open (nopass) networks, optional hidden SSID. Phone camera apps can usually join after scanning.

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