Make a QR code in seconds
Paste a link or text, pick a size, download the image. Free forever.
Quick answer: Paste any URL or text above, pick a size and download the QR image — free, no sign-up. Tip: scan it with your own phone before sharing, and keep content under ~2,000 characters for reliable scanning. The QR itself never expires.
The QR image is created by a free public API — the text you enter is sent there to render the image.
About QR codes
QR codes store data in a square grid readable by any phone camera — URLs, text, Wi-Fi logins and more.
- Size matters: pick a larger size for print
- Test first: scan it with your own phone before sharing
- Short URLs scan best — long links make dense, hard-to-read codes
FAQ
Are QR codes free to use?
Yes — the QR standard is open and free, and this generator is free with no limits.
What can I put in a QR code?
URLs, plain text, Wi-Fi credentials, contact cards and more. Keep it under ~2,000 characters for reliable scanning.
Will the QR code expire?
No. The code itself never expires — but if it points to a URL, that link must stay alive.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. The images you generate are yours to use anywhere.