QR Code Generator

QR Code Generator turns any text or URL into a scannable QR code image. Enter the content, choose one of three sizes, and the tool renders a square code of black and white modules that a phone camera can read.

The encoding is handled by a mature QR library that selects the smallest symbol version able to hold your data — anywhere from the 21×21 grid of a short URL up to the large grids needed for longer payloads — and applies medium-level error correction. That middle setting is the common default: it lets a code still scan when part of it is smudged or partly covered, without making the pattern much denser. Output is available at 128, 256 or 512 pixels, and the size changes only how the code is rendered, not how much data it can carry.

Two practical points. The code is delivered as an image, so keep it by saving the image from your browser or by copying its underlying data URI with the copy button — there is no separate image download control. And since a QR code is only as good as its destination, scan the result with a real phone before committing it to print; long URLs produce denser codes that are harder to read from a distance.

Beyond those, the page offers no way to influence the code beyond its payload and its render size. The error-correction level is fixed at the middle setting and cannot be raised for a code that will be printed on a curved or scuffed surface, or lowered to keep the pattern sparse. There is no control over the module colour, the quiet zone, the margin, or the output format — the image is a vector rendered at one of three pixel sizes rather than a downloadable bitmap at a chosen resolution. Contact-card, Wi-Fi and calendar payloads are not offered as structured types either, so anything beyond plain text has to be assembled as its raw payload string yourself before it goes in.