Online QR Code Generator for URLs, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, SMS, and vCard

• Multiple QR code content types

  Create URL QR codes, text QR codes, Wi-Fi QR codes, email QR codes, phone QR codes, SMS QR codes, and vCard contact QR codes from one page.

• Branded QR code design

  Add a logo, match brand colors, customize dot shapes, style the corner patterns, and choose transparent backgrounds for brand assets.

• Transparent, solid, and gradient backgrounds

  Use a transparent background by default for design tools, or switch to solid and gradient backgrounds for social graphics, stickers, and campaign assets.

• Independent foreground color control

  Set colors or gradients for dots, corner squares, and corner dots independently. Hex color input makes it easy to match a design system.

• Fixed preview with separate export size

  The preview stays fixed so the interface does not jump while you tune styles. The size field controls the downloaded file dimensions.

• Multiple download formats

  Export PNG, SVG, WebP, and JPEG. Use SVG for print and vector editing, and PNG or WebP for web and app interfaces.

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   Enter the text, URL, or data you want to encode in the QR code.

2. 2

   Customize the QR code appearance using dots, corners, colors, background, logo, margin, and error correction options.

3. 3

   Upload a logo image if you want to place one in the center of the QR code.

4. 4

   Preview the QR code in real time as you adjust the settings.

5. 5

   Download the QR code as PNG, SVG, WebP, or JPEG for your project.

• Use the dots style to change how individual QR code modules appear. Rounded is the default, classy creates diamond-like shapes.
• Use corner square style to customize the three position detection patterns. Extra rounded creates pill-shaped corners.
• Use corner dot style to customize the center dots inside the position detection patterns independently from the main dots.
• Upload a logo image with adjustable size and margin. Higher error correction levels allow larger logos.
• Use the error correction level to control how much of the QR code can be damaged while remaining scannable.

• Website URL QR codes

  Turn a homepage, campaign landing page, coupon page, app download link, or form URL into a scannable QR code for posters, table cards, email signatures, and offline material.

• Wi-Fi QR codes

  Generate a Wi-Fi QR code with network name, password, and encryption type for cafes, offices, hotels, meeting rooms, and event reception desks.

• QR codes with logo

  Upload a brand logo and use a higher error correction level to create company QR codes, store QR codes, campaign QR codes, and branded marketing QR codes.

• vCard business card QR codes

  Create a digital business card QR code with name, phone, email, organization, title, and website for sales, recruiting, consulting, and in-person events.

When a QR code points to a long URL with Chinese characters, UTM tags, callbacks, or query parameters, prepare the link with URL Encode & Decode before generating the code. For long text, SMS, or vCard content, use Text Counter to check character and UTF-8 byte length first. If the logo file is too large or needs to be optimized for upload, run it through Image Compressor ; and when the target is a product label, carton code, asset ID, or ticket number rather than a link or contact action, Barcode Generator is usually the more appropriate scannable format.

• Use higher error correction levels (Q or H) when adding a logo to ensure the QR code remains scannable.
• Test your QR code with multiple scanning apps and devices before printing it on materials.
• Keep sufficient margin around the QR code. The margin value adds white space that helps scanners detect the code.
• Use high contrast between dots and background colors. Light dots on a light background may be hard to scan.
• Download as SVG for print materials and as PNG for digital use. SVG scales perfectly to any size.
• For outdoor ads, table tents, and display stands, export a larger QR code and keep enough surrounding white space.
• Short links are usually easier to scan than very long URLs and make analytics or destination changes easier.
• Transparent backgrounds are useful in design tools, but complex final backgrounds should use a solid QR background or a clear outer frame.

• QR codes with very large logos or heavy customization may be harder to scan. Always test before production use.
• The generated QR code is static. If you need to change the content later, you must generate a new QR code.
• QR codes can store up to 3KB of data. Very long URLs or large amounts of text may use the highest error correction level automatically.
• All QR code generation happens locally in your browser. No data is sent to any server.