QR Code

Generate a QR code — or read one from a photo.

Text or URL

Anything up to a few hundred characters — links, Wi-Fi strings, plain text.

Size

Error correction

Higher levels survive damage/logos but make denser codes.

About QR Code

QR codes are the duct tape of the physical–digital boundary: a link on a poster, Wi-Fi credentials on the fridge, a ticket at the door. This tool covers both directions. Generate crisp codes as PNG (for documents and print) or SVG (infinitely scalable, for designers), with adjustable error correction. Or go the other way: drop a photo or screenshot containing a code and read what's inside it — handy when a code arrives on the same device that would need to scan it.

How to use QR Code

Pick a direction

Generate a new code, or scan one from an image.

Type or drop

Enter text/URL to encode — or drop a photo containing a code.

Download or copy

Save the PNG/SVG, or copy the decoded text.

Frequently asked questions

Is anything uploaded?

No. Codes are generated and decoded entirely in your browser — the text and images never leave your device.

PNG or SVG — which should I download?

PNG is ready to paste anywhere. SVG stays perfectly sharp at any size, which is what you want for print and design tools.

Why does scanning my photo fail?

Blur, glare, low contrast and cropped corners are the usual culprits. Try a sharper, straighter shot with the full code visible — screenshots decode almost always.