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The QR image is generated in your browser. Your URLs, messages, and labels are not submitted to a server.
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Create clean QR codes in your browser.
Generate QR codes for links, plain text, contact details, coupons, internal tools, print materials, menus, labels, and more. Nothing is sent to a server.
Generator
Build your QR code
Enter content, choose output settings, then export as SVG or PNG.
Flexible QR Code Types
QR codes for URLs, business cards, support emails, click-to-call phone numbers, prefilled text messages, Wi-Fi credentials, event details, and custom text.
Export ready
Use SVG for crisp print and PNG for quick sharing, product labels, flyers, packaging, signage, and landing pages.
Examples
Useful QR content formats
Paste any of these into the generator, then export the QR code.
QR Code Resources
What can you put in a QR code?
QR codes can store more than website links. Use this section as a quick idea guide, then use the clickable examples above when you want to load a sample format into the generator.
Links and landing pages
Send people to menus, booking pages, coupons, payment pages, signup forms, support portals, digital brochures, videos, downloads, review pages, or social profiles.
Contact and communication
Create QR codes for email prompts, phone numbers, text messages, vCards, business cards, help desk contacts, sales inquiries, or prefilled support requests.
Wi-Fi and access details
Share guest Wi-Fi details, visitor instructions, event check-in links, office maps, parking directions, room signs, or internal onboarding resources.
Marketing and sales
Add QR codes to flyers, mailers, table tents, business cards, storefront signs, product packaging, invoices, thank-you cards, banners, trade show booths, and ads.
Operations and labels
Use QR codes for inventory labels, maintenance instructions, equipment checklists, asset tags, warehouse bins, file labels, employee guides, and training documents.
Events and locations
Point scanners to event schedules, ticket pages, maps, venue details, agendas, speaker bios, registration forms, booth locations, menus, or post-event surveys.
Input tips
Shorter content usually scans faster. For long instructions, PDFs, menus, or documents, create a web page first and put the page URL into the QR generator.
Print tips
Use strong contrast, leave white space around the code, avoid stretching the image, and test the final printed size with more than one phone before publishing.
Tracking tips
For campaigns, use a dedicated landing page or URL with tracking parameters so you can measure scans, conversions, traffic sources, and performance over time.