Free tool
QR Code Generator
Enter the content, pick a style and colours, then download it in the format you need. Everything is generated inside your browser — no data ever reaches our server.
- Free, no sign-up, Never expires, Vector output for print, 13 content types, Your logo and colours
How to make a QR code in under a minute
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Pick the content type
Link, text, Wi-Fi, WhatsApp with a pre-written message, Instagram, Telegram and eight more networks, phone call, SMS, email, contact card, map location, calendar event, app download or a Google review link.
- 2
Fill in the fields
You can paste a full channel or profile link — the username is extracted for you. Digits typed on a Persian or Arabic keyboard are folded to ASCII automatically, so the number is encoded correctly.
- 3
Choose a style
Start from one of 16 ready-made templates, or set the dot and corner shapes, colours and gradient, logo and SCAN ME frame yourself. The banner above the download button tells you straight away whether the code will scan.
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Choose format and size, then download
PNG for the web and social, SVG for print at any size, JPG and WEBP also available, up to 4096 px. The file you get is byte-for-byte what the preview shows.
Where it earns its place
On business cards and letterheads, on shipping boxes linking to a product manual or a review form, at reception for guest Wi-Fi, on a printed catalogue jumping straight to that category page, on an exhibition stand starting a WhatsApp chat with the first message already typed, and on invitations adding the event to a phone's calendar.
Frequently asked questions
Is this QR code generator really free?
Yes. No sign-up, no subscription, no cap on how many you make, and no watermark on the output. We built it for our own work and left it open for everyone.
Will my QR code expire?
No. These codes are static, meaning the content is stored inside the code itself and never passes through our servers. As long as the link it points at is alive, the code works — even if this page no longer exists.
Which format should I use for printing?
SVG. It is vector, so it prints crisply at any size — from a 2 cm sticker to a banner. If your printer only accepts raster files, export PNG at 2048 or 4096 px.
Can I put a logo in the middle?
Yes — upload your image on the Logo tab, or use the Barmaan mark. One caveat: the bigger the logo, the more of the code it covers, so set error correction to H on the Advanced tab. The scannability meter warns you when it is too large.
How does a Wi-Fi QR code work?
Enter the network name and password. When a guest scans it with their phone camera, the phone offers to join the network without them typing the password. Passwords containing characters like `;` or `,` are escaped correctly.
My code will not scan — what is wrong?
It is almost always one of five things: too little contrast between the dots and the background, an inverted code (light dots on a dark background, which most camera apps refuse), an oversized logo, content that is too long, or too thin a quiet zone. The banner above the download button names the exact one.