You want to share a web link
Enter the complete HTTPS address and create a static code that contains that destination directly. Open QR code generator
Scan & share
QR tools
Make printable QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, contacts, events, and messages.
Choose a job
What do you need to do?
What this collection covers
The jobs these tools handle
A QR code is only useful if it survives being printed small and scanned in bad light. This generator covers the common payloads — a link, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials, a contact card, an email or SMS draft, a calendar event — and lets you set size and error-correction so the code still reads after photocopying or being stuck on a window.
Choose between creating and reading a QR code
A generator turns information into a scannable image; a scanner does the reverse. For anything public, verify the exact downloaded image before printing or publishing it.
You want to share Wi-Fi, contact, or event details
Choose the matching payload type so a scanner can offer the right action instead of showing plain text. Open QR code generator
You already have a code in an image
Read a screenshot or photo locally and inspect the decoded value before opening any link. Open QR code scanner
Publish a QR code people can actually scan
The reliable check is the final asset in its real context, not only the preview shown while you create it.
1. Build the correct payload
Use the full destination and select the content type that matches the intended action. Open QR code generator
2. Export with breathing room
Keep the quiet border intact and avoid shrinking the code below the size your print or screen needs. Open QR code generator
3. Scan the exported file
Test the downloaded image and, after placement, scan the printed or displayed version again. Open QR code scanner
Privacy-first by design
Your work stays with you
Selected files and entered text stay private while you use these tools.
Smooth results
Tips for larger files
Very large files can need more memory, especially on a phone. Keep originals, start with a small batch, and close other heavy apps or tabs if a tool feels slow.