Online QR Code Generator.

Create QR codes for URLs, Wi‑Fi, contacts, SMS, phone, and calendar events in your browser—set colors and size, then download PNG or SVG.

Choose a payload type, fill the fields, and generate—preview updates on the right. Dedicated URLs such as Wi‑Fi and vCard remain available for bookmarks.

Type

Landing pages, product links, and campaign URLs.

Website URL Wi‑Fi network Contact (vCard) Email SMS text Phone call Calendar event

Content

Website URL

Phone number

Message (optional)

Phone number

Email address

Subject (optional)

Body (optional)

Network name (SSID)

Password

Security

Hidden network

First name

Last name

Organization

Job title

Mobile phone

Work phone

Website

Street address

City

State / region

Postal code

Country

Note (optional)

Fill the contact details you want on the card—name, phone, or email is enough to generate.

Event title

Starts

Ends

Location

Organizer email

Event URL

Description (optional)

Preview

Fill in content and click Generate

Size

Correction

Margin

Foreground

Background

PNG

Need to verify a code? Read a QR code from an image before you print.

Overview & guides

Create QR codes for URLs, Wi‑Fi, contacts, SMS, phone, and calendar events in your browser—set colors and size, then download PNG or SVG.

Choose a payload type—URL, Wi‑Fi, vCard, email, SMS, phone, or calendar—then tune colors, error correction, and quiet zone before you export PNG or SVG.

Select what the QR should encode (website link is the default).
Fill in the fields for that payload—SSID for Wi‑Fi, contact fields for vCard, and so on.
Adjust size, error correction, colors, and quiet zone to match print specs.
Click Generate QR code, then download PNG/SVG or copy the image.
Scan with your phone or use the QR reader to verify before printing.

Do I need separate pages for Wi‑Fi or vCard? No—switch types on this hub. Dedicated URLs like Wi‑Fi QR generator remain for bookmarks and SEO.
PNG or SVG? PNG is easiest for slides and email; SVG scales cleanly for large-format print.
What error correction should I use? Use H for logos or partial coverage; M is fine for simple black-and-white prints.
Are codes generated on your servers? Encoding runs in your browser; payloads are not stored on ConversionTab servers.