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QR Code Generator

Generate QR code images locally in your browser. Enter text or a URL, choose size and error correction, preview the result, then download PNG or SVG files.

QR settings

Text or URL

Error correctionSize

Browser QR generation

QR Code Generator creates the QR image in your browser from the text you enter. Download PNG for common image use, or SVG for scalable print and design workflows.

Practical QR settings

Medium error correction is the default. Larger output sizes are useful for print and exports.

Local QR image output

This tool generates QR images in the browser and keeps your text on your device. Always test important QR codes before printing or sharing.

QR Code Generator questions

No. QR Code Generator runs locally in your browser. The text or URL you enter is not sent to a backend.

You can download the generated QR code as a PNG image or as an SVG file.

Medium works for most QR codes. Higher levels add more recovery data, which can help if the code may be printed small or partially obscured.

Yes. The input can be a URL, plain text, contact hint, label text, or another value that QR scanner apps can read.

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QR Code Generator

Generate QR code images locally in your browser. Enter text or a URL, choose size and error correction, preview the result, then download PNG or SVG files.

QR settings

Text or URL

Error correctionSize

Browser QR generation

QR Code Generator creates the QR image in your browser from the text you enter. Download PNG for common image use, or SVG for scalable print and design workflows.

Practical QR settings

Medium error correction is the default. Larger output sizes are useful for print and exports.

Local QR image output

This tool generates QR images in the browser and keeps your text on your device. Always test important QR codes before printing or sharing.

QR Code Generator questions

No. QR Code Generator runs locally in your browser. The text or URL you enter is not sent to a backend.

You can download the generated QR code as a PNG image or as an SVG file.

Medium works for most QR codes. Higher levels add more recovery data, which can help if the code may be printed small or partially obscured.

Yes. The input can be a URL, plain text, contact hint, label text, or another value that QR scanner apps can read.

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