Common QR formats
Build codes for URLs, WiFi access, contact cards, plain text, email, SMS, and file sharing links.
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QR Code Generator
Turn links, WiFi details, and contact cards into QR codes. Customize the design and download PNG or SVG; choose a dynamic code to change its destination later.
QR Code Workspace
Preview
Choose a QR type to shape the code before downloading.
Choose a QR type to shape the code before downloading.
Style
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PNG, JPG, GIF, or WebP, up to 2 MB
The logo is placed in the center with extra error correction for scanning.
Create scannable QR codes
Give guests a WiFi connection, share a contact card, or link a poster to an event page. Choose the content type first, then style and test the QR code before adding it to your materials.
Make a QR code that fits your design
This example combines teal rounded dots with the ToolsLab logo. Enter a link, text, or Wi-Fi details, then customize the colors and dot style before downloading.
View full-size exampleReady for digital and print
Preview the code, then download a compact PNG or scalable SVG for campaigns, signs, labels, and documents.
How to create a QR code
Choose the content type
Select a URL, WiFi network, contact card, or another format. Choose Dynamic QR before printing if you need to change the destination URL later.
Enter the details
Fill in the destination or content and check it carefully. For dynamic codes, save the management link so you can update the destination later.
Style and test the code
Adjust colors, corners, or a logo while keeping clear contrast and space around the code. Scan the preview with a phone to check the result.
Download for your layout
Use PNG for everyday sharing or SVG for resizing in print. Scan the code again at its final printed size before distributing your materials.
FAQ
What can I put in a QR code?
You can use links, WiFi details, contact cards, text, email or SMS prompts, and file sharing links.
Which download format should I choose?
Use PNG for quick sharing and SVG when the QR code needs to stay sharp in print or design files.
Can I change the destination after printing?
Yes, if you created a Dynamic QR code. Save its management link and use it to update the destination URL while keeping the same QR image. A static QR code stores its content directly and must be regenerated when that content changes.
How long can a file QR code download the uploaded file?
Files uploaded through File mode are stored for 24 hours. After that, the QR code can no longer download the file. For long-term sharing, host the file on a service you control and create a URL QR code pointing to its lasting link.
Can I add a logo or change the colors?
Yes. Keep strong contrast between the code and background, leave clear space around the edges, and avoid covering too much of the code with a logo. Test it on a phone at the intended print size before sharing or printing in quantity.
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