QR Code Generator — local, no tracking, never expires
Generate QR codes online for URLs, text, WiFi, vCard contacts and email. Change colors, add a logo, pick error correction, export PNG / SVG. Static codes generated locally in your browser — nothing uploaded, no redirect tracking, never expires. Works on desktop, tablet & mobile.
A QR code encodes text, URLs, WiFi credentials and more into a scannable graphic. This tool makes static QR codes: the content is encoded directly into the pattern with no redirect server in between — so there is no scan tracking, and the code can never die because a provider shut down. Five types are supported: URL / text / WiFi (scan to join, no password typing) / vCard (scan to save a contact) / email. Customize the foreground color, add a center logo (error correction auto-switches to H), use a transparent background, and export crisp PNG or vector SVG. Sensitive content like WiFi passwords and contact details never leaves your browser.
When you need it
WiFi scan-to-join
Print it in your shop or home — guests scan and connect without asking for the password.
Business card / contact
A vCard QR on your card saves your details straight into contacts.
Posters & print material
URL codes for posters, flyers and packaging — SVG stays sharp at any print size.
About QR generation
- Static codes generated locally — no tracking, no redirects, never expires
- WiFi passwords and contacts never touch a server
- Colors, logo, transparent background, PNG / SVG export
- A printed static code cannot be edited later (regenerate to change content)
- No scan analytics (that requires a redirect server, against no-tracking)
- Keep the foreground dark and high-contrast — light codes may fail to scan
QR Code FAQ
No. They are static codes — the content is encoded in the graphic itself with no server dependency, so they work as long as the image exists. Codes that expire are "dynamic" ones, which redirect through a provider and die when the service stops.
No. The code is generated locally in your browser; your network name and password never leave the page.
A logo covers part of the pattern, and higher error-correction redundancy is what recovers that data. Level H tolerates ~30% damage, a safe match for a 20% logo; low ECC plus a logo often fails to scan.
PNG for screens and messaging; SVG for print (business cards, posters, large formats) — vector scales infinitely without blur.