Quick Answer
How do you make a QR code?
// Answer
A QR code encodes text — usually a URL — into a square grid of black and white modules that a phone camera can read. To make one, enter your link or text and the generator renders the matching pattern, which you can download as a PNG and print or share.
What can a QR code hold?
QR codes can encode website links, plain text, contact details, Wi-Fi credentials, email addresses, and more. Shorter content produces simpler, more reliable codes. This generator creates the code entirely in your browser, so the data is never sent to a server.
Why use this tool
Free, private, downloadable
No watermarks, no sign-up, no tracking. Generate a clean QR code and download a high-resolution PNG for posters, business cards, menus, or packaging.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
No. The QR code is a static image encoding your text directly, so it never expires or relies on our servers.
Yes. The generated QR codes are free to use anywhere, including commercial projects.
No. The code is generated entirely in your browser.
Larger sizes (400px+) print more reliably. For screens, 256px is usually plenty.
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