Make a QR code for a website link, a piece of text, a phone number or your Wi-Fi network. Download it as a PNG and print it or share it. The code never expires, and nothing you type leaves your device.
It turns what you type into a square of black and white dots that any phone camera can read. Point the camera at it and the phone opens the link, shows the text, dials the number or joins the Wi-Fi. The information sits inside the picture itself. There is no short link in between and no account, so the code works for as long as the picture exists.
The code appears with a white border. Keep that border when you print or crop — scanners need the quiet space around the dots. Longer text makes more, smaller dots. If the code looks very busy, shorten the text or print it bigger. Always scan it once yourself before you print a hundred copies.
The code is drawn by your browser. Your link, your text and your Wi-Fi password are never sent anywhere. That matters most for the Wi-Fi option — many free QR sites quietly store what you type.
No. The information is inside the picture, not on our server, so it keeps working forever.
Yes. It is free for any use, including print and products. No credit is needed.
Usually the print is too small, the colour too light, or the white border was cut off. Print at least 2 × 2 cm and keep the border.
For a table card or flyer, 3 to 4 cm is plenty. For a poster seen from a few metres away, go 10 cm or more.
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