Create QR codes for URLs or text directly in your browser. Customize the foreground and background colors, output size, and error-correction level. You can also upload a small centered logo before downloading the QR code as a PNG file.
Enter your content, choose appearance settings, preview the result, and download the QR code as a PNG image.
Enter your URL or text into the workspace input field.
Select foreground and background colors, output size, error-correction level, and optionally upload a center logo.
Preview the QR code and test it with different phones before printing or publishing.
Download your QR code as a PNG image.
This tool is designed to generate QR codes locally in your browser, so entered content is not sent to our servers during generation.
Choose custom foreground and background colors for your QR code.
Choose the PNG output dimensions before downloading. Larger sizes can be useful for print layouts.
Select from four error-correction levels to balance data density and scan reliability.
Upload a small image to place in the center of the QR code.
Download your generated QR code as a PNG image file.
Error correction helps a QR code remain scannable even when parts of it are obscured or damaged. The correction level determines how much data can be restored:
Error correction does not guarantee scan success. Always test the final QR code with different phones before printing or publishing it.
You can encode URLs, plain text, or other text-based data. A short URL usually results in a simpler QR code that is easier to scan.
It can. Using High error correction helps, but the logo should be small and centered. Always test the final QR code on different devices before printing or publishing.
Yes. Choose a dark foreground and a light background. Low-contrast color combinations can make scanning unreliable.
For many standard uses, M can be a practical balance. Use H when adding a small logo or when you need extra error tolerance. L works well for simple QR codes shown on screens.
This tool is designed to generate QR codes locally in your browser, so entered content is not sent to our servers during generation. For sensitive data, avoid entering passwords, account numbers, or private keys into any QR generator unless you understand the security of your device.
Longer text creates a more complex QR code with smaller modules. Using a shorter URL or less text generally produces a simpler, easier-to-scan code.
Yes. Download the QR code as a PNG and place it in any document or design. After printing, test the printed code with a phone scanner to confirm it works at the printed size.