What kinds of content can the QR code encode?

You can encode a URL, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials, an email (with subject and body), an SMS, a phone number, a vCard contact, a geo location, a calendar event, or a pre-filled WhatsApp message. Each type shows the relevant fields and builds the correct standard payload automatically.

Can I add a logo in the middle of the QR code?

Yes. Upload a logo and adjust its size; the code reflows around it. To keep it scannable, error correction is automatically forced to High when a logo is present, and the tool warns you if the logo covers more than half the code, which can hide too many modules.

How do I make sure my QR code will actually scan?

Keep strong dark-on-light contrast and a clear quiet-zone margin. The tool runs a contrast check and shows a warning when the foreground and background are too close to scan reliably. For printed codes, a higher error-correction level and a generous margin help readers cope with smudges or low light.

Is my Wi-Fi password or contact data sent anywhere?

No. The entire QR code is generated locally in your browser, including Wi-Fi credentials and vCard details. Browsers cannot read your Wi-Fi name or password directly, so you enter them yourself, and they never leave your device.

What export formats and sizes are available?

You can download the code as PNG, SVG, JPEG, or WebP. Raster formats export at 256, 512, 1024, or 2048 pixels, while SVG is vector and scales to any size without quality loss — ideal for print. You can also copy the PNG straight to your clipboard.

Why should I use SVG for printed QR codes?

SVG is a vector format, so it stays razor-sharp at any size — perfect for posters, packaging, or large-format printing. Raster formats like PNG and WebP are fixed-resolution, so for print you would want the larger sizes to avoid blurring.

QR Code Generator

Create fully-styled QR codes for URLs, Wi-Fi, vCards, email, SMS, geo, calendar events and more — custom dot shapes, gradients, a center logo, and PNG/SVG/JPEG/WebP export. Generated entirely in your browser.

About this ToolHow it works, benefits & use cases

Build fully styled, scannable QR codes for far more than plain links. Pick a content type — URL, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials, email, SMS, phone, vCard contact, geo location, calendar event, or a pre-filled WhatsApp message — and the right fields appear, encoding into the correct QR payload as you type. Then style it: choose dot shapes, corner frame and corner-dot styles, a solid or gradient foreground with a custom background, and even drop a logo into the center (which automatically forces High error correction so it still scans). Tune the render size, the quiet-zone margin, and the error-correction level. A live preview updates instantly, and a contrast check warns you when the colors may be too close to scan reliably. Export as PNG, SVG, JPEG, or WebP at 256–2048px, or copy the PNG to your clipboard. Everything is generated locally in your browser.

How to Use

1Choose a content type from the tabs (URL, Text, Wi-Fi, Email, SMS, Phone, vCard, Location, Event, or WhatsApp).
2Fill in the fields for that type — the QR payload is built automatically as you type.
3Style it in the Style and Colors sections: dot shape, corner frame, corner dot, solid or gradient foreground, and background.
4Optionally add a center logo and adjust its size; error correction is forced to High so the code still scans.
5Set the render size, quiet-zone margin, and error-correction level, watching the live preview and any contrast warning.
6Pick an export format (PNG, SVG, JPEG, WebP) and size, then Download — or copy the PNG straight to your clipboard.

Key Benefits

Ten content types beyond URLs: Wi-Fi, vCard, email, SMS, phone, geo, calendar events and WhatsApp
Custom dot, corner-frame, and corner-dot shapes plus solid or gradient foregrounds
Add a center logo, with error correction auto-raised to High so the code stays scannable
Built-in contrast check that warns when foreground and background may be too close to scan
Export to PNG, SVG, JPEG or WebP at 256, 512, 1024 or 2048 pixels
Copy the QR as a PNG directly to your clipboard, or reveal the exact encoded data
Generated entirely in your browser — no data, including Wi-Fi passwords, is uploaded

Common Use Cases

Printing a Wi-Fi QR that guests scan to join your network without typing the password
Putting a vCard QR on a business card so contacts save your details in one tap
Adding a branded QR with a center logo to packaging, posters, or slides
Generating a calendar-event QR that attendees scan to add the event to their phone
Creating WhatsApp or SMS QR codes with a pre-filled message for support or marketing
Producing high-resolution SVG QR codes that scale to any print size without blurring

Content

URL

Enter a URL.

Style

Dot style

Corner frame

Corner dot

Colors

Use gradient foreground

Foreground

Background

Logo & layout

Add center logo

Render size (px)

Quiet-zone margin

Error correction

Fill in the URL fields to generate a QR code.

Format

Size

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