Links, email, phone, text
Links must start with http:// or https://. Email opens a new email, phone starts a call, and text starts a text with your note. What you type is what the camera reads.
Free QR code generator, in your browser
Make a QR code for a link, WiFi login, or contact. You get a PNG file you can print. It is made on your own device, so there is no sign up and nothing is sent out. A static QR is a code that never changes after you print it.
This makes codes that never change. You cannot edit the text after you print. For a new link or password, make a new code.
Pick a type and press Make QR code. The PNG saves as qr-link, qr-wifi, and so on.
What each QR code type holds
Links must start with http:// or https://. Email opens a new email, phone starts a call, and text starts a text with your note. What you type is what the camera reads.
Type the exact network name and pick WPA, WEP, or no password. Phones that support WiFi codes will ask to join after they scan. Small marks in names and passwords are kept safe.
Contacts use a common card format with a name plus phone, email, and group if you add them. Most phones ask to save the contact after they scan. Test on your own phone before you print.
No. This code never changes after you print it. To point to a new place, make and print a new QR code.
No. The QR code is made on your device. This page sends nothing out.
More text means more small squares. Short links make big squares that scan well from far away.
Point your phone camera at the screen first. Then print it and scan the print too. Check WiFi codes on more than one phone if you can.
This tool runs in your browser. It does not send out your text, set cookies, save codes, or load tracking or ad scripts. Your web host still sees normal page visits, like any site.
These codes cannot track scans and cannot change after you print. Anyone who can see the code can read the text in it, so do not put in passwords or secrets you must hide.