Three steps
Choose the content: link, text, Wi-Fi, contact, email, call, SMS, WhatsApp, location or event.
Set the colours, the margin, the error correction level and the size.
Download the QR code as PNG or SVG.
Differences
A code that never expires
The link or contact details are written into the code itself: no redirect, no subscription, nothing that can stop working.
Vector for print
The SVG scales without blur, from a business card to a poster; the PNG is set to the exact pixel.
What people ask us
Does my QR code have an expiry date?
No. The content is written into the code: it will scan for as long as the print stays legible, without relying on any service.
Can I change the link after printing the code?
No, precisely because it is written into the code. So-called “dynamic” codes go through a redirect address run by a service, which can record every scan; we do not offer them.
Which error correction level should I choose?
The standard defines four levels, which let a damaged code be read with about 7, 15, 25 or 30% of its surface lost. Level M suits most uses; a higher level makes the code denser.
Why won't my coloured QR code scan?
A reader looks for a dark pattern on a light background, with strong contrast. A pale pattern, or one lighter than its background, may not scan: the tool warns you when your colours risk it.
Is my Wi-Fi password sent to you?
No. Nothing you type is sent to us or kept, and the password never appears in the suggested file name.