QR Code Generator
Turn any text, URL, or message into a scannable QR code, generated entirely in your browser.
What can a QR code hold?
A QR code can encode plain text, a website URL, a phone number, a Wi-Fi network's credentials in a special format, or a contact card — anything that fits within its data capacity (a few thousand characters, depending on the QR version and error correction level).
Common uses
- Linking a printed flyer or menu to a website
- Sharing Wi-Fi details or contact information without typing
- Adding a quick-scan link to a business card or product packaging
Frequently asked questions
Do QR codes expire?
No — a QR code generated here simply encodes your text directly (a "static" QR code), so it works for as long as the underlying content (like a website) stays valid. It doesn't rely on any service that could expire.
Is there a size limit for what I can encode?
Yes, QR codes have a maximum data capacity of a few thousand characters depending on content type. Very long text may fail to generate — shorten it or link to a page containing the full text instead.