How to Create a QR Code in 3 Steps
1. Enter Your Content
Pick a QR type — URL, text, email, phone, SMS, WiFi, or vCard — and type in your details. The preview updates instantly as you go.
2. Customize the Design
Upload your logo for free, choose custom foreground and background colors, and set the size and error-correction level to match your brand.
3. Download & Share
Download a high-resolution PNG or a scalable SVG vector, or copy the image straight to your clipboard. No signup, no watermark.
QR Code Maker with Logo — Free
A plain black-and-white square is forgettable; a branded code is not. This QR code maker with logo lets you drop your logo into the center of the code at no cost — no account, no paywall, no watermark. When a logo is added, error correction is automatically raised to High (30%) so the code still scans reliably even though the logo covers part of it. Pair the logo with custom colors and you have a branded QR code ready for business cards, packaging, flyers, or a storefront window.
URL & Link QR Codes
The most common use is turning a URL into a QR code — link to your website, a landing page, a Google review form, an Instagram profile, or a digital menu. Just paste the link (we add https:// for you if you forget) and the code is ready to download. These are static QR codes, which means they never expire and have no scan limit — once printed, they keep working forever.
WiFi QR Code Generator
Create a WiFi QR code so guests can connect without typing your password. Enter the network name, encryption type, and password — scanning the code joins the network automatically. Your password is encoded locally and never leaves your browser.
vCard / Business Card QR Code
Generate a vCard QR code for your digital business card. Add your name, company, title, phone, email, and website — one scan adds you to someone's contacts. Perfect for networking events and printed business cards.
Static vs. Dynamic QR Codes
This tool generates static QR codes — the content is encoded directly into the pattern. They are completely free, never expire, work offline, and have no scan tracking. Dynamic QR codes (offered by some paid services) point to a redirect URL you can edit later and track scans, but they depend on that service staying online and usually require a subscription. For most use cases — sharing a link, WiFi, or contact details — a static code is the better, more durable choice because it keeps working with no account and no ongoing cost.
💡 Best-Practice Tips Before You Print
- Keep strong contrast — a dark foreground on a light background scans most reliably. Avoid light-on-light.
- Always test the code with a phone camera before printing in bulk.
- Use the SVG download for print so the code stays crisp at any size.
- Don't print smaller than about 2 × 2 cm, and leave a quiet (blank) margin around the code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this QR code generator really free, and do I need to sign up?
Yes — it's 100% free with no signup, no account, and no watermark. Every feature, including logos and custom colors, is free for personal and commercial use.
Do the QR codes expire?
No. These are static QR codes — the content is baked into the pattern itself, so they never expire and have no scan limit. Once you download and print one, it keeps working forever.
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
Yes, for free. Upload any image and it's placed in the center of the code. Error correction is automatically set to High so the code still scans with the logo in place.
What file formats can I download?
You can download a high-resolution PNG (great for screens) or an SVG vector (infinitely scalable, ideal for print), or copy the image directly to your clipboard. The logo overlay applies to the PNG and copied image; the SVG export is the pure vector code.
Why won't my QR code scan?
The usual causes are low color contrast, a logo that's too large, or printing the code too small. Use a dark color on a light background, keep the logo modest, and print at least 2 cm wide with a blank margin around it.
Is my data (like my WiFi password or contact info) saved anywhere?
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded or stored on any server. Your links, WiFi passwords, and contact details stay on your device.