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QR Code Generator

Generate QR codes for URLs, text, and more

Enter data to generate QR code

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How to use

  1. Enter URL or text
  2. Customize size and error correction
  3. Download QR code image

Use cases

  • Marketing campaigns
  • Event management
  • Contact sharing
  • Payment links

About the QR Code Generator

A QR code is a 2D barcode that encodes up to 4,296 alphanumeric characters. Modern phone cameras scan them natively, making QR codes a one-step bridge from physical to digital — restaurant menus, WiFi credentials, payment requests, event check-ins. This generator produces standards-compliant payloads for every major content type, with full visual customization.

Features

  • 10+ QR content types — URL, Text, Email, SMS, WiFi, vCard, Location, Event (iCalendar), UPI payment
  • Custom foreground/background colors, error correction levels, and dot shapes
  • Logo overlay with opacity control
  • High-resolution PNG / SVG export
  • Spec-compliant payload escaping (MECARD, WIFI, vCard 3.0, iCalendar)

How it works

  1. Pick a content type — URL, WiFi, vCard, payment, etc.
  2. Fill in the fields for that type.
  3. Optionally customize colors, error correction, and upload a center logo.
  4. Download as PNG or SVG.

Frequently asked questions

How big should my QR code be?

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At least 2 × 2 cm on print. Bigger is always better for scan reliability. Keep 10%+ margin (the 'quiet zone') around the code.

Will a logo break my QR code?

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No — QR codes use error correction. At Level H (30% recovery) you can cover up to 30% of the code. Keep logos centered and ≤20% of total area.

Can I track scans?

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Direct QR codes cannot be tracked. If you need analytics, point the QR to a short URL service (Bitly, Rebrandly) and track there.

What's the difference between error correction levels?

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L (7% recovery) makes the smallest codes. H (30%) makes the largest but tolerates the most damage or logo overlay. M is a good general-purpose default.

Is my data embedded in the QR?

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Yes — QR codes are fully self-contained. The data is visible on the image. Don't encode secrets in QR codes.