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QR Code Generator

Create branded QR codes with custom colors — download instantly, 100% in your browser.

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📱 Custom QR Code Generator

Create branded QR codes for URLs, WhatsApp, WiFi and contact details with custom colors.

How to use the QR Code Generator

Type or paste any URL, text, WiFi credentials or contact info into the field above. Pick your brand colours and the QR code renders instantly. Hit Download QR Image to save a crisp high-resolution PNG that works everywhere.

Why use this QR code generator?

Everything runs locally, so codes for private links, WiFi passwords and contact cards never touch a server and never expire. There is no account, no scan limit and no watermark, so the code you test here is exactly the code you can print on packaging or a business card.

Step by step: create a scannable QR code

  1. Type or paste what the code should contain — a URL, plain text, a WiFi login or contact details.
  2. Set the foreground and background colours to match your brand.
  3. Watch the live preview and confirm the code still scans as you change colours.
  4. Click Download QR Image to save a high-resolution PNG.
  5. Scan the saved file with two different phones before you print anything.

Quick reference

Where you will use itMinimum sizeNotes
Business card2 cmKeep the white margin intact
Flyer or poster3 cmScannable from arm’s length
Product packaging4 cmLeaves room for the camera to focus
Window or vehicle20 cm or moreScanned from a distance

Tips for codes that scan every time

Is it private and secure?

Yes. The QR code is generated entirely inside your browser using the qrcode library. Nothing you enter is ever uploaded, tracked or stored on any server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this QR code generator free?

Yes. Create branded QR codes for URLs, WhatsApp, WiFi and more with custom colors for free — no signup and no watermark.

Can I download a high-resolution PNG?

Yes. Generate and download a crisp, high-resolution PNG QR code instantly in your browser.

Are my QR codes uploaded to a server?

No. QR codes are generated locally in your browser, so your data stays private.