QR Code Generator
Generator
Encode URLs, Wi-Fi networks, emails and text into scannable QR codes. Customize colors and download PNG or SVG instantly.
How to create a QR code in 4 steps
Create, customize and download a scannable QR code in under a minute — no signup required.
Pick from URL, Wi-Fi, Email or Text. Each type builds the correct QR payload automatically, so the resulting code opens the right app or action on the scanned device.
Enter the link, network name and password, email address or the text you want to encode. The QR code updates live on the right as you type, so you can verify it instantly.
Adjust the foreground color and pick a size between 128 and 512 px. Keep a high contrast between the pattern and the white background so scanners read it reliably.
Click the PNG or SVG button to download your QR code. PNG suits digital use, SVG scales to any print size. Your data stays in the browser — nothing is uploaded.
QR code types compared
| QR type | What it encodes | Best use case | Scans |
|---|---|---|---|
| URL | A web link (https://...) | Marketing, menus, landing pages | Opens browser |
| Wi-Fi | Network name + password | Guests connect without typing | Joins network |
| Address + optional subject | Business cards, contact sheets | Opens email app | |
| Text | Any note or message | Instructions, coupon codes, facts | Shows text |
Example URL QR: https://brightcoding.dev — a custom-colored PNG or SVG you can print on posters, flyers or packaging.
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Create itQR Code FAQs
Yes. Create unlimited QR codes with custom colors and download them as PNG or SVG, completely free. No account, no credit card and no signup — ever.
No. Static QR codes generated here encode the data directly into the pattern, so they never expire and work forever. Print them, save them, reuse them as much as you like.
PNG and SVG. PNG is perfect for screens, documents and social media, while SVG is a vector file that scales to any size without losing quality — ideal for printing on posters, packaging and signage.
Yes. The QR code updates live as you type, so you can scan it with any phone camera to verify it works before downloading. No server round-trip, no waiting.
Yes for convenience, with one caveat. A Wi-Fi QR code grants anyone who scans it access to your network, so only display it where you are happy for guests to connect. The code is generated locally in your browser and never transmitted.
PNG is a raster image at a fixed pixel size — great for digital use. SVG is a vector format that can be scaled to any dimension, so your QR code stays crisp on business cards, flyers and large banners alike.
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