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QR code generator
With colors and star shapes. Make codes for links, Wi-Fi, contacts, and more; everything is generated in your browser.
Content
When scanned, the phone offers to join without typing the password. We don’t store any of this.
Include the country code (for example, +1) so it works from anywhere.
Print proof
Readability:
See the encoded text
Style
Starting styles
Handy for placing it on a design. Make sure what’s behind it is light.
In modules. 4 is recommended; under 2 may fail.
More correction survives smudges and logos, but makes the code denser.
How to use it
- Choose what the code will hold: a link, your Wi-Fi, a contact, an email, a phone number, or a text message.
- Start from a style and adjust colors, shapes, and the center symbol.
- Check the readability meter: dark modules on a light background are the safest.
- Download PNG to share or SVG to print at any size. Scan it once before printing a batch.
Questions
- Does the code expire?
- No. The content lives inside the code itself; there’s no server or redirect, so it works forever.
- Is my Wi-Fi password stored?
- No. Everything happens in your browser and we only remember the style you picked, never the content.
- Why won’t my code scan?
- It’s almost always low contrast, inverted colors, too little margin, or printing it too small. For print, aim for at least 2 cm (¾ in) per side.