📱 QR Code Gen
Generate QR codes free for URLs, text, WiFi and contacts. Download as PNG with no watermark, no signup, no expiry.
📱 QR Code Gen
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About the QR Code Gen Tool
QR codes turned into everyday infrastructure over the past few years — payments, menus, WiFi sharing, event tickets, and product packaging all rely on them. Generating one is straightforward, but many free services add watermarks, require signup, or worse, route the code through their own domain so it stops working when they shut down or start charging.
This generator produces a static QR code encoding your data directly, with no redirect and no expiry. Once downloaded, it works permanently and independently. Generation happens in your browser, so the content you encode is never transmitted.
How to Use QR Code Gen
- Enter the URL, text, or other data you want encoded.
- Adjust the size if you need a larger image for printing.
- The QR code is generated instantly.
- Download the PNG and test it with a phone camera before distributing.
When to Use This Tool
- Linking to a website, menu, or landing page from printed material
- Sharing WiFi credentials without reading out a password
- Adding a contact card to a business card or email signature
- Creating a payment QR for a UPI or other payment identifier
- Linking to an app store listing from packaging or a poster
Things Worth Knowing
- The code generated is static and permanent — it contains your data directly with no redirect service involved.
- Longer content produces a denser code that is harder to scan. Keep URLs short where possible.
- Always test a printed QR code at its final size before distributing it widely.
Quick Facts
| Tool name | QR Code Gen |
| Category | Utilities |
| Price | Free — no account, no trial, no watermark |
| Where it runs | Entirely in your browser (client-side) |
| Files uploaded | None — your data never leaves your device |
| File size limit | None imposed; limited only by device memory |
| Works offline | Yes, once the page has loaded |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this QR code expire?
No. It encodes your data directly with no intermediary service, so it works permanently. Codes that expire are dynamic ones that redirect through a provider’s server — this is not one of those.
What size should I print a QR code?
A common guideline is a minimum of 2×2 cm for close scanning, scaling up with distance. For a poster read from two metres, aim for at least 10×10 cm. Always test at the actual printed size.
Why will my QR code not scan?
Usually insufficient size, poor contrast, or too much data making the pattern too dense. Keep dark modules on a light background, leave a clear quiet zone margin, and shorten the encoded content.
Can I track how many people scan it?
Not with a static code, since it points directly at your data. Tracking requires a redirect service, which introduces the dependency and expiry risk that static codes avoid.