Seven useful formats
Encode websites, text, emails, calls, SMS messages, Wi-Fi access, and complete vCard contacts.
Turn links, Wi-Fi details, contact cards, calls, emails, and messages into polished, dependable QR codes, then export them for screen or print.
PNG, JPG, or WebP · 2 MB max. High error correction is applied automatically.
A good QR code is more than a pattern. Clear contrast, enough quiet space, suitable error correction, and a real-world scan test make the difference.
Create a code for a website, message, call, email, Wi-Fi network, or contact card.
Set the colors, module shape, quiet zone, resolution, and optional center logo.
Test it with a real phone and download a crisp PNG or infinitely scalable SVG.
Encode websites, text, emails, calls, SMS messages, Wi-Fi access, and complete vCard contacts.
Contrast feedback, proper quiet zones, selectable correction levels, and logo-safe high correction help preserve reliability.
Download 512–2048 px PNG files for everyday use or a clean SVG for signs, packaging, and professional layouts.
Yes. You can create and download as many QR codes as you need without an account, subscription, or watermark.
No. These are static QR codes, meaning the information is stored directly in the pattern. The code itself does not expire, although a linked website can stop working if its address changes or goes offline.
No. The QR matrix and downloaded image are created locally in your browser. Your content and optional logo are not sent to Toolkit.
PNG is convenient for websites, presentations, and documents. SVG is ideal for print, packaging, signs, and design software because it stays perfectly sharp at any size.
Yes. The generator limits the logo area, adds a clean backing, and switches to high error correction. Still scan the final exported file before committing it to print because materials, size, and lighting all affect reliability.
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