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Free QR Code Generator

Create custom QR codes for URLs, WiFi, email, phone numbers & text. Add your logo, pick colors, download PNG or SVG.

Input Type
Color Theme
#000000
#FFFFFF
Error Correction
L
7%
M
15%
Q
25%
H
30%
Center Logo (optional)
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Click or drag an image here

PNG, JPG, SVG — transparent PNGs work best

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Tip: Use error correction H (30%) for best results with logos.

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Enter content to generate
your QR code

Pro Tips

Higher contrast = better scannability. Use SVG for print (business cards, posters) and PNG for digital (social media, websites).

How to Create a QR Code

Creating a custom QR code takes just a few seconds with our free online generator. Follow these three simple steps:

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Enter Your Content

Paste a URL, type text, enter an email or phone number, or fill in your WiFi credentials.

2

Customize Design

Pick a color theme or set custom colors. Upload your brand logo for a professional look.

3

Download & Share

Download as PNG for digital or SVG for print. Copy to clipboard for quick sharing.

QR Code Generator Features

Everything you need to create professional QR codes — completely free, no account required.

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Multiple QR Types

Generate QR codes for URLs, plain text, email (mailto:), phone (tel:), and WiFi networks with encryption support.

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Custom Colors

Choose from 6 beautiful presets or pick your own foreground and background colors to match your brand.

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Logo Overlay

Upload your company logo or any image. Placed in the center with automatic padding and high error correction.

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Flexible Sizing

Adjust from 150px to 600px. Download at full resolution for crisp printing on any material.

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PNG & SVG Export

PNG for digital use (social media, websites, emails). SVG for print (business cards, posters, packaging).

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Error Correction

Four levels (L/M/Q/H) balance density vs damage resistance. Level H recommended with logos.

What is a QR Code?

A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores information such as URLs, text, contact details, and WiFi credentials. First invented in 1994 by Denso Wave for tracking automotive parts, QR codes are now used worldwide for marketing, payments, authentication, and information sharing.

Unlike traditional barcodes that only hold data horizontally, QR codes encode data in both directions — storing significantly more information in a compact square. They include built-in error correction using Reed-Solomon algorithms, meaning they remain readable even if partially damaged.

Common Uses for QR Codes

Businesses use QR codes on business cards, product packaging, restaurant menus, marketing materials, event tickets, mobile payments, and app downloads. WiFi QR codes let guests connect to your network by simply scanning — no typing passwords.

Why Use a Custom QR Code?

Custom QR codes with branded colors and logos have significantly higher scan rates than plain black-and-white codes. They look intentional and trustworthy rather than generic. Our free generator lets you create professional, branded QR codes without any design skills.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, 100% free with no hidden costs, no signup, and no watermarks. Generate unlimited QR codes and download as PNG or SVG.

Yes! Upload any PNG, JPG, or SVG logo. We recommend Error Correction level H (30%) when adding a logo to ensure scannability.

URLs/websites, plain text, email addresses (mailto:), phone numbers (tel:), and WiFi network credentials (SSID, password, encryption type).

Error correction lets a QR code stay scannable if damaged. L recovers 7%, M recovers 15%, Q recovers 25%, H recovers 30%. Use H with logos.

PNG for digital (social media, websites). SVG for print (business cards, posters) — it scales without losing quality.

No. These are static codes — data is encoded directly in the image. They never expire and need no server or subscription.

Yes! Select WiFi tab, enter SSID and password, choose encryption. Scanning auto-connects devices to your network.

No. Everything runs in your browser. Your text, URLs, and logos are never sent to any server.