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QR Code Generator.

Create branded, high-resolution QR codes — paste a link, pick your color, and download a PNG instantly.

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What Is a QR Code Generator?

A QR code generator turns a URL, phone number, Wi-Fi password, or plain text into a scannable square image. When someone points their smartphone camera at the code, they are taken directly to your link or see the encoded message—no typing required.

When someone points their smartphone camera at the code, they open your link or see the encoded message — no typing required.

How to Use the QR Generator

  1. Paste your link or text: Enter the URL, phone number, or message you want to encode.
  2. Choose a brand color: Use the color picker — dark colors on white scan most reliably.
  3. Preview live: Watch the code update in real time as you edit the input.
  4. Download: Click Download Image to save a high-resolution PNG to your device.

Example

A restaurant wants customers to view their online menu. They paste https://myrestaurant.com/menu, set the color to their brand green (#16A34A), and download the PNG. They print it on table tents — guests scan and open the menu instantly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I customize the QR code color?

Yes. Use the color picker to match your brand. Dark colors on a white background scan reliably. Avoid very light foreground colors that reduce contrast.

What file format does the download use?

Click Download Image to save a high-resolution PNG file suitable for print materials, business cards, posters, and digital screens.

Will my QR code stop working over time?

Static QR codes never expire because the destination URL is encoded directly in the image. If you change the link later, generate a new code with the updated URL.

What can I encode besides URLs?

Plain text, phone numbers, email addresses, Wi-Fi credentials, and vCard contact details. Paste any string the scanner should reveal when scanned.

What size should I print a QR code?

For menus and posters, at least 2 × 2 cm (about 1 inch) works for most phones. Test your downloaded PNG at the intended print size before a large run.

Whether you need a menu link, event check-in URL, or branded marketing code, paste your URL, pick a color, and download a print-ready PNG.