Enter the text or link
Paste the URL or text the QR code should contain.
Create QR codes for links, notes, forms, projects, and study resources.
Choose what the QR opens
Enter a website URL to create a QR code.
Keep it clean and scannable
Higher correction can make a QR larger resilient when a small logo is used.
PNG, JPG, or WebP under 1 MB. The logo stays small with a clean background plate.
No QR physical yet.
Test before printing or sharing in a classroom. Scanning can vary by camera, lighting, and paper quality.
QR Code Generator turns a link or a piece of text into a QR code you can download as an image. Use it for posters, project reports, presentation slides or notes, so people can scan to open a form, website or resource. Choose the size to suit where you will use it.
Paste the URL or text the QR code should contain.
Choose a size in pixels. Larger sizes are better for printing.
Create the QR code and scan it with your phone to test it.
Save the QR as an image.
A QR code generated here simply holds your text or link, so it does not expire. The page it points to might.
A PNG image.
Yes, a QR code can hold plain text as well as a link.
The QR is generated in your browser.