A QR code maker encodes information into a pattern that a phone or QR reader can scan. This free tool creates static QR codes for website links, plain text, email messages, and Wi-Fi network details.

Enter your content, choose a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo under 5 MB, and adjust the logo width. This maker automatically uses High error correction with a logo. Download the code and test it on multiple phones. A small, simple logo is usually easier to work with than a detailed image.

Yes. Choose square, rounded, or dot modules, then select square or rounded corner markers separately. The maker keeps protected timing and alignment modules square. Customized designs can scan less reliably, so test the final exported artwork.

Yes. You can choose the code and background colors. The tool requires a darker code on a lighter background and a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 as a conservative design check. This is not a QR certification or a guarantee of scanning. Black on white is a practical starting point.

This maker processes the content and logo in your browser. The tool does not upload them, store them in a database or browser storage, or add a tracking redirect. Downloaded files remain on your device. Your browser may restore form entries independently, and the surrounding website may use analytics or cookies.

Yes. QR content is not encrypted. Anyone with the Wi-Fi code can decode the network name and password. Share it only with people you intend to give access to your network. The tool supports WPA/WPA2 Personal, WEP, and open networks, not enterprise Wi-Fi.

The tool does not impose an expiration date on its static codes. A website code still depends on the destination URL working. If a page is removed, a domain expires, or Wi-Fi credentials change, the encoded information may no longer be useful.

The encoded content of a static code cannot be changed. Generate a new code if that information changes. If you control the original URL, you may change the page or redirect at that address without altering the code. This tool does not provide dynamic QR hosting or scan analytics.

Use SVG for scalable vector artwork in layouts and print production. Use PNG for common digital placements and apps that need raster images. Logos embedded in SVG exports remain raster images. PNG export uses whole pixels per module and may be slightly larger than the selected minimum size.

There is no universal size that works for every design and scanning distance. Longer content creates denser patterns, which may require larger artwork. Preserve the clear margin, use sharp artwork, and test a print at its final size and viewing distance. This tool does not set PNG DPI metadata; use your layout application to set physical print dimensions.

Check the destination, contrast, clear margin, logo size, and printed size. Avoid stretching the code or placing it over a busy background. Try the Classic preset, remove the logo, shorten the content, and export again. Test the downloaded image with more than one phone.

The quiet zone is the clear border that helps a scanner distinguish the code from nearby artwork. A standard QR code needs a margin at least four modules wide on every side. This maker includes that margin in every PNG and SVG export. Do not crop it away.

No. Error correction concerns recovery of encoded data, not a guaranteed percentage of image area that can be covered. Logo position and interference with structural patterns matter. This maker limits the logo width and preserves structural marks, but the finished design still needs testing.

Yes. The tool has no sign-in requirement and lets you download PNG and SVG files. Generation requires JavaScript in a modern browser. There are no recurring QR subscriptions provided by this tool.

No. It encodes a mailto link that compatible devices can open in an email application. The person scanning reviews and sends the message. The actual behavior depends on their device and email setup.