QR Code Generator

100% private — generated on your device. A small open-source QR library (qrcode-generator by Kazuhiko Arase, MIT License) is bundled into this page; your link, text, or Wi-Fi password is never sent anywhere. Careful: anyone who scans the code can read its contents.

Generators

Create a QR code

For a link or text, or a Wi-Fi code your guests can scan to join. Download the PNG and print or share it.

QR code type

Link or text

Network name (SSID) Password Security Hidden network

Image size

Your QR code

Fill in the details and press Generate. Always test-scan before printing.

When NOT to use QR Code Generator

Never encode passwords or secrets in a QR code except Wi-Fi sharing — anyone who can see the code can read its contents with any scanner.
Very long text makes a dense code that small prints can't reproduce reliably; shorten URLs first, and always test-scan a proof print.

Questions people ask

Is the QR code really generated locally?

Yes. A small open-source QR library (qrcode-generator by Kazuhiko Arase, MIT-licensed) is bundled into this page and runs entirely in your browser — your link, text, or Wi-Fi password never leaves your device.

Will the code scan everywhere?

It produces standard QR codes (error-correction level M) that any phone camera or scanner app can read. Test yours with your own phone before printing — dark code on a light background, printed at a reasonable size.

Does the QR code expire?

No. It encodes your content directly (not a redirect through our site), so it works forever — but it also can't be edited later. If the destination URL changes, print a new code.