Turn any link into a QR codepeople can scan in a second
Pick what it opens, match it to your brand, and download a PNG or SVG that is ready for the poster, the menu or the slide.
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Every kind of code. One generator.
A QR code is only useful if it scans first time. Contrast, error correction and vector export are built in so it does.
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URL, text, email, phone, SMS
Pick the content type and the code encodes it correctly, no manual formatting.
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WiFi login
Guests scan once and join the network. No spelling out the password.
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vCard contacts
One scan saves your name, number and email to their phone.
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Custom colors
Match your brand on the foreground and background. Contrast is checked for you.
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Error correction
Choose how much damage the code can survive on a curved bottle or a worn poster.
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PNG and SVG
PNG for screens, SVG for print at any size without losing sharpness.
How it works
Thirty seconds, start to finish.
Choose what it opens
A link, a WiFi network, a contact card, a message. Fill in the fields and the code appears as you type.
Make it yours
Set the size, the colors and the error correction level to suit where the code will live.
Download and test
Export a PNG or SVG, then scan it with a phone before you send it to print.
Why this one
Built for the moment someone points a phone at it.
A bridge from paper to page
A QR code is the shortest path from a physical thing to a digital one. Invented in 1994 to track car parts, it now sits on menus, tickets, packaging and posters because a scan is faster than typing a link. Keep a quiet zone around it, print it at least 2 cm wide, and test it before the print run.
Print and packaging
Put a code on the flyer, the menu or the box and send people straight to the page that matters.
Events and check-in
Registration, session links and venue maps, one scan away from every attendee.
Guides at the point of need
Stick a code on the machine or the desk and link it to the walkthrough for that exact task.
Doing this a lot?
Pair a QR code with a Guidejar walkthrough.
Link the code to an interactive step-by-step guide and people get onboarding or training exactly where they need it, on the machine, at the desk or in the box.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Yes, 100% free with no limits. Generate as many QR codes as you need without signing up or paying anything.
No. QR codes generated here are static codes. They never expire and keep working as long as the encoded content, such as the URL, remains active.
URLs, plain text, email addresses, phone numbers, SMS messages, WiFi network credentials and vCard contact information.
PNG is a raster image ideal for web and digital use. SVG is a vector format that scales to any size without losing quality, which makes it the right choice for print, large banners or anything you will resize.
Error correction lets a QR code stay scannable even if part of it is damaged or covered. Low recovers about 7% of the data, Medium 15%, High 25% and Very High 30%. Use Medium for screens and High or Very High for anything printed.
Yes. You can change both the foreground and background colors. Keep the foreground dark and the background light so scanners read it reliably.
Yes. Every QR code you generate is yours to use for any purpose, personal or commercial, with no attribution required.
