Turn any text, website URL, or Wi-Fi credential string into a scannable QR code. Choose the size, error-correction level, and colors, then download it as a PNG — all generated locally in your browser.
Error correction lets a QR code still scan even if part of it is smudged, torn, or covered by a small logo. Low (L) keeps the code simplest and fastest to scan; High (H) can recover from significant damage but produces a visually denser code. Medium (M) is a solid default for most digital and printed uses.
A plain URL, a message, an email address as mailto:name@example.com, a phone number as
tel:+15551234567, or Wi-Fi credentials as WIFI:T:WPA;S:NetworkName;P:password;; — most
phone cameras recognize these formats automatically once scanned.
Great for sharing links, Wi-Fi access, or contact details.
100% client-side generation.