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QR Code Generator

QR codes turn links and Wi‑Fi credentials into something people can scan. Generate a code for a URL, plain text, or a guest Wi‑Fi network, then download a PNG for print menus, posters, or onboarding cards.

Last reviewed July 30, 2026.

When to use this

  • Putting a website or menu link on printed material
  • Sharing Wi‑Fi with guests without reading the password aloud
  • Encoding a short instruction or confirmation text for scanning

Worked example

For Wi‑Fi, the payload follows the common WIFI:T:WPA;S:NetworkName;P:password;; format so phones can join with a scan. For URLs, paste the full https link so scanners open the right page.

Common mistakes

  • Printing a QR code too small for cameras to focus
  • Using a URL shortener that might change or expire
  • Putting sensitive passwords on public posters without considering who can scan them

How it works

Your text or Wi‑Fi string is encoded client-side into a QR matrix and rendered to a PNG data URL you can download. Nothing is uploaded to create the image.

How to use

  1. Choose URL, text, or Wi‑Fi.
  2. Enter the content (SSID and password for Wi‑Fi).
  3. Download the PNG and test-scan it before printing a batch.

FAQ

Can I make a Wi‑Fi QR code?

Yes. Choose Wi‑Fi, enter the network name and password, then download the PNG.

What size should I print?

For casual scanning, keep the code at least about an inch (2.5 cm) across on paper, larger if viewers stand farther away.

Do you store my Wi‑Fi password?

No. Encoding runs locally in your browser.

Can I add a logo in the middle?

Not in this version—the focus is a clean, reliable code. Leave quiet space around the code when designing a flyer.