Choose a content type, fill in the fields: the QR code updates instantly.
QR code content
Preview
What this tool is for
This generator creates a QR code for a link, an email address, a phone number, a pre-filled SMS, or a Wi-Fi network, ready to scan with the camera on any modern smartphone. The code updates in real time as you type.
Practical use cases
- Business cards and flyers: link straight to your website or portfolio with a scan.
- Guest Wi-Fi: let visitors join your network without typing a password.
- Contact sharing: put a phone number or email on a poster or menu for instant contact.
- Event materials: point attendees to a registration form or schedule.
How to use this tool
- Choose the content type: text/URL, email, phone, SMS, or Wi-Fi.
- Fill in the matching fields: the preview updates instantly.
- Adjust the error correction level and colors if needed.
- Download the result as PNG (for printing or sharing) or SVG (vector quality, resizable without any loss).
Key benefits
- Five common content types supported, including automatic Wi-Fi connection.
- Works offline once the page has loaded: no data you enter ever passes through a server.
- Export as PNG or SVG, with customizable colors.
Practical tips
- Choose a high error correction level if the QR code will be printed on something that could get damaged, like an outdoor sticker.
- Keep good contrast between the code color and the background — a light code on a light background can be hard to scan.
- For a Wi-Fi QR code, test it with your phone before printing or sharing it.
Good to know
Whatever you enter (text, email, Wi-Fi password, etc.) is only used to draw the QR code pattern in your browser: it's never sent, stored, or logged anywhere.
Common problems
If a phone camera struggles to scan the code, check the contrast between foreground and background colors and try a higher error correction level. Very long text or URLs produce a denser QR code, which can be harder to scan at a small size — keep the content as short as practical.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Wi-Fi password I enter sent anywhere?+
No. It's only used to build the QR code's content locally, in your browser, with no network connection involved.
What's the difference between the error correction levels?+
The higher the level, the more damaged or dirty the QR code can be while remaining scannable — at the cost of a slightly denser pattern.
Can I use this QR code commercially?+
Yes, generated QR codes have no usage restrictions.