QR Code Generator
Create static QR codes for websites, Wi-Fi, messages, contacts and more. Customize the design, add a local logo, and export a QR code without uploading your content.
Generating…
| Level | Recovery | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| L | ~7% | Clean digital display |
| M | ~15% | General purpose |
| Q | ~25% | More damage tolerance |
| H | ~30% | Useful with a small logo |
Text, structured fields and a selected logo image are processed by this page in your browser. There is no QR-generation API, account, scan redirect, or server upload in this tool.
Free QR code generator for URLs, Wi-Fi and contacts
Create static QR codes for website links, Wi-Fi access, email, phone numbers, SMS, contact cards and map locations. The content is encoded directly into the QR pattern instead of through a hosted redirect.
Customize error correction, colors and output size, add a small local logo, then download PNG or SVG or print the code. For printed codes, preserve a clear quiet zone and test the final size with a phone.
Common QR code uses
| Use case | QR content |
|---|---|
| Business card | Contact details or website |
| Guest Wi-Fi | Network name, security and password |
| Restaurant menu | Menu URL |
| Event signage | Registration or ticket URL |
| Product packaging | Instructions or support URL |
| Map sign | Latitude and longitude |
Frequently asked questions
Are the QR codes static?
Yes. The encoded content is placed directly into the QR pattern. There is no YourTechTool redirect URL required.
Is my QR data uploaded?
No. This page generates the code locally. Text and locally selected logo images are processed on your device.
Can I create Wi-Fi and contact QR codes?
Yes. Use the Wi-Fi and Contact tabs to create structured QR payloads without manually writing the special syntax.
Can I add a logo?
Yes. Choose a local image and the page places a modest logo in the center. High error correction is selected automatically when a logo is used. A logo still hides data: test the final code before printing.
Can I download SVG?
Yes. SVG is useful for many print workflows, while PNG is convenient for everyday sharing.
How to make a QR code that scans reliably
- Choose a content type and fill in its fields. Check the destination URL before sharing.
- Keep dark modules on a light background. The four-module quiet zone is included in all exports.
- Use SVG for scaling or PNG at a suitable size. Test the downloaded or printed code with your intended phones and scanning apps.
Codes are static and have no built-in expiration, but a linked website can move or stop working. Wi-Fi passwords and contact information are readable by anyone who scans the code. The generator does not track scans; a destination website may do so. App support for Wi-Fi, SMS, contact and geo formats varies.
Error correction percentages describe approximate codeword recovery, not a guaranteed percentage of the visible image that can be covered. Custom colors, logos, printing and damage can prevent scanning. QR generation uses the self-hosted MIT-licensed Nayuki QR Code generator; no external QR API is called.