Free to use • No signup • No watermark • Generate unlimited QR codes
Create free custom QR codes online with this QR Code Generator and QR Code Maker. Generate QR codes for URLs, text, email addresses, and contact information, then customize them with your own colors, logo, frames, and other design options. No account or signup is required.
Generate a QR code for any purpose — a website link, plain text, an email address, or a full contact card — directly in your browser. There's no signup, no watermark, and no limit on how many codes you create. Add your own colors, a logo, and a decorative frame, then download instantly. Every code renders as clean vector artwork, so it stays sharp whether you're printing it on a business card or a storefront window.
Whether you call it a QR code generator, QR code maker, or QR code creator, this tool lets you create and download custom QR codes directly from your browser.
Create different types of QR codes depending on what you want to share. This free QR code generator supports URL, text, email, and contact (vCard) QR codes.
Create a QR code that opens a website, landing page, online store, social profile, or any other URL when scanned.
Turn plain text or a message into a scannable QR code that can be read directly from a phone.
Create a QR code that opens an email with a pre-filled recipient, subject, and message.
Share your contact information through a QR code that can be scanned and saved to a phone.
This QR code generator creates static QR codes, which store the information directly in the QR code and don't require a subscription or ongoing hosting service.
Dynamic QR codes, by contrast, encode a short redirect link that you can repoint to a different destination after the code is printed, and typically include scan analytics (how many times it was scanned, from where, on what device). They're useful for marketing campaigns where you need to track performance or update a destination without reprinting materials — but they require an ongoing service to host the redirect, so they're not free the way static codes are. If your use case doesn't need tracking or the ability to change the destination later, a static code from the generator above is simpler, permanent, and free.
Create a custom QR code that matches your brand or design. Customize the QR code's colors, add your logo, choose different frames and adjust available design options while maintaining enough contrast for reliable scanning. Unlike basic generators, this tool lets you fully customize the visual style of your QR code. Change the foreground and background colors to match your brand, select from multiple eye frame and eye ball patterns, choose a decorative frame with a custom label, and upload your own logo to embed in the center of the code. All customizations are applied instantly in the preview before you download.
Add your own logo to the center of your QR code to create a branded QR code for business cards, product packaging, menus, labels, marketing materials, and other applications. Open the logo options in the generator, upload your image, and preview your customized QR code before downloading it.
Keep the logo reasonably sized and maintain strong contrast between the QR code and its background. QR codes use error correction to remain scannable when a small portion of the pattern is covered, but an oversized logo or poor contrast can make scanning less reliable.
Creating a QR code takes three steps. First, pick your content type — URL, text, email, or contact — from the tabs above the input field. Second, enter your data and, if you want a branded look, open Advanced Options to set foreground and background colors, choose an eye frame and pattern style, add a decorative frame with a custom label, or upload your own logo to sit in the center of the code. Third, click Generate and download. The whole process takes under 30 seconds, and you can regenerate and re-download as many times as you like while you fine-tune the design.
Download your generated QR code in the format you need. PNG is convenient for websites, documents, presentations, and digital sharing, while SVG provides scalable vector output that stays sharp when resized for printing, labels, packaging, posters, and other large-format designs.
QR codes generated here render as scalable vector graphics, not a fixed-resolution photo. That means your code stays perfectly sharp whether it ends up on a 2-inch product label or a 6-foot event banner — a raster (PNG/JPG) code generated small will blur or pixelate at large print sizes, while a vector code won't. If you need a raster format for a specific platform, most image editors can export a PNG from the downloaded file at any resolution you need.
Share contact information without manually typing phone numbers or email addresses.
Link customers to product information, websites, manuals, or other resources.
Let customers open a digital menu by scanning a QR code.
Connect printed advertisements, posters, flyers, and displays to online content.
Share event details, registration pages, maps, or contact information.
Use QR codes on websites, documents, presentations, and other digital materials.
If you're labeling physical retail products rather than linking to digital content, a QR code isn't always the right tool — most point-of-sale and inventory systems are built around 1D barcodes instead. For that, see our EAN-13 barcode generator or UPC-A barcode generator, or read the EAN vs. UPC guide if you're not sure which barcode type your product needs.
