QR Code Generator

How to use this tool

1. Pick one of the fourteen content types and fill in its fields: a link or text, your Wi-Fi name and password, a vCard contact, an email, SMS or WhatsApp message, a phone number, map coordinates, a calendar event, an app store listing, a social profile, a file or review link, or a payment link for PayPal, Venmo, Cash App or UPI. The Encoded content box shows the exact text that will go into the code, and the preview rebuilds itself as you type. For links you can also add UTM campaign tags, or shorten the link first with the built-in shortener.
2. Design it: tap a preset — Classic, Rounded, Indigo Dots, Classy Teal, Ocean, Sunset, Berry or Midnight — or build your own from the dot style, corner styles and colours, including a two-colour gradient. Add a centre logo or a built-in icon if you like; error correction rises to High automatically so scanners can still read around it. The scan score checks contrast, logo size, density and print size while you work.
3. Choose a PNG size (2048 px or SVG for print) and download, save as a PDF, or copy the PNG straight into a document. Press Test scan to decode the rendered code in the page and confirm it reads back correctly, and use the print sheet when you need a page of identical labels. Making many codes at once? The bulk generator turns a pasted list or CSV of names and links into a ZIP of finished codes, and Save design keeps a design in this browser for next time — or share it as a link.

A worked example

A café prints its Wi-Fi card: Wi-Fi tab with the network name and password, the Berry design, the café logo in the centre and a SCAN FOR WI-FI frame label. Guests point their phone cameras at the tent card and join the network without typing the password — and the card matches the café branding instead of looking like a warehouse label.