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Free QR Code Generator with Logo & Colors

Create static QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, WhatsApp, UPI, contacts and more. Add a logo, colors and frames, then download PNG or SVG. Free, no account needed.

Logo, colors and frames Generated in your browser PNG and SVG downloads

1 Choose a QR code type

2 Enter URL details

Link directly to your page—no tracking redirect.

3 Customize the design

Simple by design

How to create a QR code in 3 steps

Make a scannable QR code in less than a minute.

01

Choose a QR code type

Select a link, PDF, contact, message, app, social profile, or another useful QR format.

02

Add your information

Enter the destination and choose a color and download size that fits your design.

03

Download and share

Test your code with a phone, then download it as a high-quality PNG or SVG file.

One tool, many uses

What can you make a QR code for?

Connect printed material to digital information with a simple scan. Every code made here is static, direct, and free to use.

No hidden redirectsYour QR code contains the destination you enter.

Websites & landing pages

Send customers from printed material straight to your site, menu, portfolio, or online store.

Wi-Fi access

Let guests connect to your network without typing a long password.

Email contact

Open a ready-to-send email with the recipient, subject, and message already filled in.

Plain text

Share short instructions, serial numbers, offers, or any text that works offline.

QR codes explained

What is a QR code?

A QR code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores information in a grid of black and white squares. A smartphone camera can scan it to open a website, show text, start an email, or connect to Wi-Fi without manual typing.

Static QR codes store the information directly, so they need no account and do not expire on their own. A link code keeps working as long as the linked page stays online. For reliable scanning, use strong contrast, leave clear space around the code, and test it before printing.

Useful beyond the download

Make a QR code people can actually scan

Strong contrast, a clear margin, the right file format, and real-device testing matter as much as generating the pattern. Our practical guide explains how to prepare links, choose PNG or SVG, size codes for print, and avoid common scanning failures.

Read the complete QR code guide

Transparent tool

Static QR codes contain the destination directly. We do not add a tracking redirect or require an account.

Real limitations explained

Static codes cannot be edited after download, and linked pages can still move or expire. Test before distributing.

Publisher information

See how the generator works, how guides are maintained, and how advertising is kept separate from controls.

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Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before creating and printing a free QR code.

Is this QR code generator really free?

Yes. You can create and download unlimited static QR codes without signing up, starting a trial, or entering payment details.

Do free QR codes expire?

No. Static QR codes do not expire because the destination is stored directly inside the code. A website QR code will keep working as long as the linked page remains available.

What is the difference between static and dynamic QR codes?

A static QR code stores the final information and cannot be edited after download. A dynamic QR code uses a redirect that can be changed and tracked. This tool creates reliable static QR codes with no redirect.

Is my information stored?

No. QR codes are generated directly in your browser. The text, URL, email, or Wi-Fi details you enter are not uploaded to our server.

Which format should I download?

PNG works well for websites, documents, and social posts. SVG stays sharp at any size and is the best choice for posters, packaging, and professional printing.