Turn a link, text, Wi-Fi login or email into a QR code you can download.
What should it open?
Error correction
Your QR code will appear here.
Last reviewed by the OnlineToolPro team
Create QR codes for websites, plain text, Wi-Fi networks and email. The code contains your content directly, so it works forever — no tracking links and no expiry.
How it works
3 simple steps. No experience needed.
Good to know
A website link, plain text, a Wi-Fi network (scanning connects the phone without typing the password) or a new email with the address and subject filled in.
Keep strong contrast — dark code on a light background — and leave the quiet margin around it. A higher error-correction level lets the code survive scratches or a small logo on top, at the cost of a denser pattern. Always test-scan before printing.
FAQ
No. They contain your content directly — there's no redirect service that could switch off.
Not with the code itself. Add UTM tags to your link with the UTM builder to see visits in your analytics.
SVG for print (it stays sharp at any size), PNG for screens and documents.
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