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QR Code Generator

Enter text or a URL to create a QR code automatically in your browser and save it as PNG.

Enter text, a URL, Korean, Japanese, Emoji, or multiple lines. Your content is encoded exactly as entered.

QR code preview

Enter content to see a QR code here.

QR code options
Center logo

Composites a logo into the center of the QR code. Error correction is automatically raised to at least Q to keep it scannable.

How to use

The code updates shortly after you type. Choose the size, error correction level, and Quiet Zone, then download the PNG.

Error correction

L/M/Q/H can recover roughly 7/15/25/30% of damaged area. Higher levels consume more code capacity.

Scan reliability

Codes use at least a 4-module white margin and black-on-white contrast. Real scanning still depends on data length, output size, camera, and print quality.

Processed only in your browser

Your input and QR code are not sent to a server or external API and are not stored in browser storage.

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What does the QR Code Generator do?

It encodes text, URLs, Wi-Fi settings, contact details, email, phone, SMS, or location data into a QR code with selectable size, error correction, margin, and colors.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Choose the content type

    Enter plain text or complete the fields for a supported structured QR type.

  2. 2

    Adjust QR options

    Choose a size, L/M/Q/H error-correction level, quiet-zone margin, and readable colors.

  3. 3

    Scan before downloading

    Verify the preview with a scanner, then download the PNG or copy the original input where available.

Practical examples

Website

https://example.com
256px · M · margin 4

Printed code

512px or larger
High contrast
Adequate quiet zone

Processing rules and limitations

  • Exact input

    Plain text and URLs are encoded as entered; the tool does not automatically normalize example.com into a different URL.

  • Density

    Longer data and higher error correction create denser symbols, which may need a larger output size.

  • Contrast and margin

    Low contrast, very small modules, or an inadequate quiet zone can reduce scan reliability.

QR content stays in the browser

The entered content and generated QR image are processed locally and are not sent to an external QR service or stored by this site.

Frequently asked questions

What do L, M, Q, and H mean?

They select increasing error-correction levels. More correction can tolerate more damage but also increases QR density.

Why will my QR code not scan?

Try a larger size, stronger foreground/background contrast, a sufficient margin, and less content.

Does the tool shorten URLs?

No. It encodes the exact URL entered and does not call a URL-shortening service.

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