Use this QR Code Generator to create clean, scannable codes for links, contact details, event materials, menus, product packaging, or quick sharing. Start with the content first, then adjust the design only as much as you need.
1. Choose what the QR code should open
Use Single mode for one website link, phone number, short message, Wi-Fi note, payment link, or any plain text. Use vCard Builder when you want people to save a contact. Use Batch Mode when you need many QR codes at once.
2. Check the preview before downloading
The preview updates as you type and style the code. If the QR code is for printed material, scan it from your phone before sending it to print. This small check prevents broken links and hard-to-read codes.
3. Keep the design easy to scan
Dark foreground on a light background is the safest choice. If you use brand colors, keep strong contrast and avoid very pale dots. Add enough padding so cameras can separate the code from nearby text or graphics.
4. Add a logo carefully
A small logo can make the QR code feel branded, but it also covers part of the pattern. When adding a logo, choose High error correction and test the result on more than one device.
Download options
- Use PNG for everyday sharing, documents, and quick downloads.
- Use SVG when you need a sharp QR code for print or scalable design work.
- Use Copy when you want to paste the code directly into another app.
Practical tips
- Shorter links usually produce simpler, easier-to-scan QR codes.
- For posters or packaging, print a test at the final size first.
- Leave a clear quiet area around the QR code so cameras can detect it quickly.