Seven useful formats
Create codes for links, networks, contacts, messages, calls, and events.
Create a QR code for a link, Wi‑Fi network, contact, email, text message, phone call, or calendar event.
Choose what should happen when someone scans the QR code.
Landing pages, product links, and campaign URLs.
Fill the contact details you want on the card—name, phone, or email is enough to generate.
Need to verify a code? Read a QR code from an image before you print.
Choose a format that matches what people should do after scanning. Each generator provides focused fields, a preview, and useful export options.
Create codes for links, networks, contacts, messages, calls, and events.
QR generation runs locally, so the information you enter does not need to be uploaded.
Set colors, output size, error correction, and the quiet zone around the code.
Download a PNG for everyday use or an SVG when you need clean scaling for print and signage.
Scan the preview or check an exported image with /qr-code-reader before publishing.
Each option provides fields designed for a specific scanning action. Select the closest match to avoid formatting the encoded content manually.
Send scanners to a website, product page, menu, form, or online document.
Example: Add a product-page QR code to retail packaging.
Let guests join a wireless network without typing its name and password.
Example: Display guest Wi‑Fi access at a hotel reception desk.
Package contact details into a card that can be added to an address book.
Example: Print a contact QR code on a conference badge.
Open an email draft with the recipient, subject, and message prepared.
Example: Place a support email QR code on an instruction sheet.
Prepare a text to a selected number with an optional message.
Example: Let attendees text a registration keyword without typing the number.
Open a phone dialer with the correct number ready to call.
Example: Add a tap-to-call code to an after-hours service notice.
Provide event details that scanners can add to a calendar application.
Example: Include an event QR code on a printed conference invitation.