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QR Code Generator

QR Code Generator

Generate QR codes for URLs, plain text, email addresses, phone numbers, and WiFi credentials. Customise size, colours, and error correction. Download as PNG or copy to clipboard.

Content Type

URL Text Email Phone WiFi

Content

Options

Size

Small 128px Medium 256px Large 512px

Error Correction

L 7% M 15% Q 25% H 30%

Colours

Foreground Background

QR Code

Fill in the fields on the left to generate your QR code

About the QR Code Generator

This free online QR code generator creates scannable QR codes instantly in your browser. QR codes (Quick Response codes) are two-dimensional barcodes that can be scanned by any smartphone camera to open URLs, add contacts, connect to WiFi, and more.

Supported content types

URL — link to any website or web resource
Plain Text — any text content up to the QR code capacity
Email — pre-fills recipient, subject, and body when scanned
Phone — opens the dialler with the number pre-filled
WiFi — automatically connects to a network when scanned (Android and iOS 11+)

Error correction levels

L (7%) — lowest redundancy, highest data density. Use when the QR code will be displayed cleanly.
M (15%) — good balance for most use cases.
Q (25%) — good for printed materials that may get dirty or slightly damaged.
H (30%) — highest redundancy. Use when the QR code may be partially obscured, e.g. with a logo overlay.

Tips

Always test your QR code by scanning it before printing or distributing.
Ensure sufficient contrast between foreground and background colours for reliable scanning.
Use the Large size (512px) when the QR code will be printed at a large scale.
Shorter content produces denser, easier-to-scan QR codes. Use a URL shortener for long URLs.

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