QR Generator
Create QR codes for links and text.
How to use this tool
Steps
- Enter the final text or URL, including the intended https scheme and any query parameters.
- Generate the code at a size suitable for its final use rather than enlarging a tiny screenshot later.
- Download the PNG and place it on a plain, high-contrast background with clear space around every edge.
- Test from multiple distances with more than one camera application, then verify the decoded destination before printing or publishing.
Supported formats
- Input: a text string, commonly a URL, contact value, identifier, or short instruction.
- Output: a PNG image containing a static QR code.
- The tool does not create editable dynamic links or collect scan statistics.
Things to know
- Long payloads create dense codes that need more pixels and physical space.
- A generated code cannot correct a misspelled or unsafe destination.
- Screenshots and design overlays can blur or cover essential modules.
- QR codes reveal their payload to scanners and should not contain passwords or private credentials.