What This Tool Does
This browser-based tool creates QR codes for plain text, URLs, email links, phone numbers, SMS messages, and Wi-Fi network details with adjustable size, colors, margin, and error correction level.
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Online QR Code Generator
Create QR codes for URLs, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, and SMS directly in your browser with PNG and SVG downloads.
Treat a QR code as a visible, shareable payload
Check the exact text shown below the generated image, then scan the final PNG or SVG on a second device before distributing it.
- The tool creates local QR codes for text, URL, email, phone, SMS, and Wi-Fi payloads, up to 4,000 characters.
- Higher error correction can help with modest physical damage, but it does not repair poor contrast, tiny printing, camera focus, or an incorrect payload.
- A Wi-Fi QR code contains the network name and, when used, its password. Anyone who receives or photographs it may read those details.
Payload construction and PNG/SVG generation run locally. Downloads, copied images, shared files, screenshots, and the QR itself can expose the embedded data.
How to Generate and Share UUIDs and QR Codes ResponsiblyOnline QR Code Generator for Text, URLs, and Wi-Fi
Generate QR codes for URLs, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, and SMS in your browser and download them as PNG or SVG files.
Common Use Cases
- Creating a QR code for a website or landing page
- Sharing Wi-Fi network details without typing the password
- Generating QR code PNG or SVG images for flyers, labels, testing, and development
How Data Is Handled
QR code generation runs locally in your browser. The text, URL, Wi-Fi password, or other QR content is not uploaded to the backend.
FAQ
Is my QR code content sent to the server?
No. QR codes are generated locally in your browser.
Which format should I download?
Use PNG for quick sharing and SVG when you need a scalable image for design or print.
What error correction level should I use?
Medium works for most QR codes. Use high error correction when the code may be printed small, damaged, or placed near visual design elements.