How to make a QR code

Turn a link, a Wi-Fi network, an email address, or a phone number into a QR code that never expires, in under a minute.

Steps

Pick the type
Choose URL, Text, Wi-Fi, Email, or Phone at the top of the tool.
Fill in the details
Type the web address, the text, the network name and password, the email address, or the phone number. The QR code appears as you type.
Style it if you like
Open Size, colors, and logo to set the PNG size, pick a code color and background, change the error correction, or click Add a logo.
Download PNG or SVG
Click Download PNG for documents and websites, or Download SVG for print. Scan it with your phone's camera to test it first.

Wi-Fi: Enter the network name, pick the security (WPA or WPA2 or WPA3 for most home routers), and type the password. Turn on Hidden network if it doesn't show up in the list.
Email: Add a subject and message if you want them filled in when the email opens.
Error correction: Low, Medium, High, or Highest. Higher levels survive dirt and damage but make the code denser. With a logo, Highest is used automatically.
PNG size: 256, 512, 1024, or 2048 pixels wide. The SVG scales to any size.

Keep the code dark on a light background: many camera apps can't read light codes on dark backgrounds.
Short links make simpler codes that scan faster from farther away.
Leave the white border around the code when you place it in a design. Scanners need it.

Will my QR code stop working?

No. Your content is in the code itself, with no redirect, so it never expires.

Is my Wi-Fi password uploaded?

No. The code is made on your device.

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