QR Code Generator

What is the QR Code Generator?

The QR Code Generator turns a website, Wi-Fi network, contact card, calendar event, phone number, location, or social profile into a scannable code. Pick the type, fill in a short form, and the right payload is built for you — no need to remember how a vCard or a Wi-Fi string is formatted.

You can shape the code as well as fill it: module and corner styles, solid or gradient colours, a centred logo from the built-in symbol and brand gallery or your own file, and export as PNG, SVG, JPG, WebP or a print-ready PDF.

Every code is also checked as you build it. The tool reads the finished code back with a real decoder and tells you whether it will scan, what is wrong if it will not, and offers a one-click fix — the part most QR generators leave to chance.

Who Is This Tool For?

• Restaurants and cafes — link table menus, reservation forms, or loyalty programmes from a printed card.
• Event organisers — put a calendar event or registration page on invitations, posters, and badges.
• Marketers and designers — brand a code with a logo and colours without quietly breaking it.
• Developers and IT teams — hand out Wi-Fi credentials, app store links, or onboarding URLs.
• Teachers and educators — link printed worksheets to online resources, videos, or quizzes.
• Anyone printing a business card — encode a full contact card that saves straight to the phone.

Common Use Cases

• You are printing a restaurant menu and want customers to scan for allergen information or an online version.
• You want guests to join your Wi-Fi by scanning, without reading a password off a wall.
• You are adding a contact card to a business card so people can save your details in one tap.
• You want your Instagram, WhatsApp, or TikTok profile on a flyer with the matching logo in the middle.
• You need a vector QR code a print shop can scale to any size without it going soft.
• You added a logo to a code elsewhere, it stopped scanning, and you need to know why.

How to Generate a QR Code

1. Choose what the code should do — website, Wi-Fi, contact card, event, and so on — and fill in the form.
2. Open Design to pick a ready-made look, or set the module shapes, corner styles, and colours yourself.
3. Open Logo to drop a symbol or brand mark in the centre, or upload your own image.
4. Watch the scannability check under the preview. If it flags something, use Fix it.
5. Pick a format and size, then download. Scan the result once with your own phone before printing a run.

QR codes are generated entirely in your browser. Your content and any logo you upload are never sent to a server, and the code points straight at your link with no tracking redirect in between.