How to use this generator
Type or paste any text, link, phone number, or Wi-Fi detail into the field above and the QR code updates automatically. Adjust the size slider if you need a larger code for print, then download it as a PNG to use on flyers, packaging, business cards, or digital signage.
Where QR codes are useful
QR codes bridge print and digital: a code on a poster or menu can send someone straight to a website, a payment link, or a contact card without them typing anything. They're widely used for restaurant menus, event check-ins, product packaging, and marketing campaigns because most phone cameras can scan them without an app.
Frequently asked questions
Do QR codes generated here expire or stop working?
No. The QR code is a direct encoding of the text or link you entered — it doesn't rely on this website staying online, and it won't expire, since there's no tracking or redirect service involved.
Can I put a Wi-Fi password or phone number into a QR code?
Yes, you can encode any plain text, including phone numbers (many phones will prompt to dial when scanned) and specially formatted Wi-Fi strings, though this tool encodes exactly what you type rather than auto-formatting Wi-Fi credentials.
What size should I use if I'm printing the QR code?
For posters or flyers meant to be scanned from a short distance, 300–400px at high resolution is a safe starting point; for very large prints scanned from farther away, export at the largest size available and scale up in a design tool if needed.
Will my link or text be visible to anyone else?
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser using JavaScript — nothing you type is sent to a server or stored anywhere.