QR Code Generator
Generate QR codes from URLs or text for free. Customize colors and sizes.
How to use
- 1
Enter content
Type a URL or text.
- 2
Customize
Adjust size and colors.
- 3
Download
Download the QR code image.
Features
- Create QR codes from URLs or text
- Customize foreground and background colors
- High resolution up to 1024px for print
- Free for commercial use
Use cases
Promote your business
Add QR codes to posters and flyers to drive visitors to your website or landing pages.
QR codes on business cards
Add a QR code to your business card so clients can open your site or portfolio instantly.
Guide event attendees
Print QR codes on event materials to link directly to registration pages.
Details
QR codes are two-dimensional codes that pass URLs or text to smartphones when scanned. They are used on business cards, posters, flyers, packaging, and on-screen displays.
Enter a URL to create a link, or text to embed the content directly. Wi-Fi credentials and contact information can also be embedded as text.
Size ranges from 128 to 1024px, and you can customize both foreground and background colors. Create QR codes matching your brand colors for print and social media.
FAQ
Can I embed Japanese text?
Yes. Text is encoded in UTF-8, so Japanese characters are read correctly.
Will long URLs work?
Yes, but longer URLs make the QR code more complex, slightly reducing scan reliability. We recommend using a URL shortener.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. Generated QR codes are free to use for both commercial and personal purposes.
Can I download the QR code as an image?
Yes. Download it as a PNG image.
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Did you know?
The QR code was developed by Denso Wave in Japan in 1994. Its name means "Quick Response".