Free QR Code Generator

Browser-based QR and barcode utility

Build scan-ready QR codes without uploading your data

Create QR codes for links, text, e-mail, Wi-Fi access, app links, EPC/SEPA payments, and HUB3 PDF417 barcodes. Everything is generated in your browser, with download options for print and sharing.

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QR Options

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Practical guide for reliable QR codes

This free generator is built for everyday print and sharing tasks: a menu link for a counter, Wi-Fi details for guests, a quick email shortcut, an app store link, or a payment code that needs to be checked before it is sent. The code preview updates in the browser, so you can adjust the text, frame, size, and colors before downloading an SVG or PNG file.

What you can generate

The tool supports plain text, URLs, e-mail links, Wi-Fi credentials, app links, EPC/SEPA payment QR codes, and HUB3 PDF417 barcodes. Each type has its own fields so the final code is easier to scan and less likely to contain missing information.

How to prepare a reliable QR code

Use short, complete content, keep strong contrast between the code and background, and test the result with at least one phone before printing. For payment codes, compare every generated value with the original invoice or payment instruction.

Privacy-first generation

QR and barcode images are created locally in your browser. The site does not upload your QR text, Wi-Fi password, payment data, or downloaded image to a server.

Frequently asked questions

Which file format should I download?

Choose SVG for sharp printing and layouts that may be resized. Choose PNG when you need a simple image for documents, messages, or websites that do not accept SVG files.

Can I use colored QR codes?

Yes, but the foreground should stay much darker than the background. Very pale colors, busy backgrounds, or low contrast can make codes difficult to scan.

Are payment QR codes automatically verified?

No. The generator formats the barcode or QR data from the values you enter, but you should always verify the recipient, amount, reference, and description before use.