Media Utility

QR Code Generator

Create QR codes for URLs, text, Wi-Fi, contacts, email, and SMS. Adjust colors and error correction, then save the result as PNG or SVG.

Six Data Types Create QR codes for websites, plain text, Wi-Fi access, contacts, email composition, and text messages.

Scan-Friendly Design Adjust output size, error correction, color contrast, and a standards-based quiet zone for reliable scanning.

Private Browser Processing Your input and QR code generation stay inside the current browser without being sent to a server.

STEP 1

Enter QR Code Data

Choose the data type for your purpose and enter the information to store in the QR code.

Website Address

If http or https is omitted, the address is automatically converted to https.

STEP 2

QR Code Design and Export

Maximum Output Size Error Correction Quiet Zone Export Format

Foreground Color #111827 Background Color #FFFFFF

File Name

QR codes scan most reliably with a light background and a high-contrast dark foreground.

Help

When Should I Use a QR Code Generator?

Use it to quickly share website links, instructions, Wi-Fi access, mobile business cards, prepared emails, and text messages with a smartphone.

How to Use

Choose URL, text, Wi-Fi, contact, email, or SMS.
Enter the data and review it for errors or sensitive information.
Set the output size, error correction, quiet zone, and colors.
Generate and scan-test the QR code, then save it as PNG or SVG.

Test Before Sharing

Before printing or distributing it, test the QR code with several phones at the distance where it will actually be used.

Printing and Scaling

SVG stays sharp for large prints and banners. Keep the blank quiet zone around the QR code intact.

Sensitive Information

Wi-Fi passwords and personal contact details are stored directly in the QR code. Check its audience and useful lifetime first.

What is error correction?

It controls how much of a damaged or covered QR code can be recovered. Higher levels create denser codes and need more space. M is suitable for common screen use, while Q or H may help for printed materials.

Should I choose PNG or SVG?

PNG is convenient for websites and documents. SVG remains sharp at any size and is better for print and design editing.

Is my data stored on the server?

No. Building the QR data, rendering the image, previewing it, and creating the download file all happen inside your current browser.