QR Code Generator
Make a QR code for a link, your Wi-Fi, a contact card, and more. The code holds the information itself, so it works forever: no sign-up, no expiry date, no tracking, and no redirect through someone else's server.
Pointing the code at a web page? Check how that page looks first. The Link Preview Checker shows its title, description, and share image the way phones and social apps will. Open Link Preview →These codes never expire. Many "free" QR sites make a code that points to their own server, then switch it off or show ads unless you pay. The codes made here hold your link, Wi-Fi details, or contact card directly, so they keep working as long as the information is right. The trade-off: to change what a printed code does, you have to print a new one.
Keep it short and dark on light. The more you put in, the denser the pattern and the harder it is to scan from a distance. Dark codes on a light background scan best; many phone cameras can't read light-on-dark.
Damage tolerance is how much of the code can be scratched, smudged, or covered and still scan. Medium suits most uses; choose High or Highest for stickers, outdoor signs, or anything that might get dirty.
Test before you print with a couple of different phones, and print it at least 2 cm (about an inch) wide, bigger if people will scan from a distance. Your codes are made in your browser; nothing you type is sent to us.
