About this tool
Point a phone camera at a small square pattern and a link opens, a contact saves, a network connects. That's a QR code, and it's now ordinary enough to show up on restaurant menus, business cards, posters and Wi-Fi routers, mostly because scanning beats typing out a long link or a password by hand.
Four kinds of code live here. A website URL code opens a link on scan. A text code just displays whatever you typed, a note, a message, an address, right on the scanning phone's screen. A contact code bundles a name, phone number, email and company into a standard vCard, so the phone offers to save it straight away. A Wi-Fi code hands over a network name, password and security type, letting someone join without typing a thing.
Pick your own foreground and background colours and a size anywhere from 150 to 1000 pixels, whether that's for matching a brand, printing at a specific size, or just making the code easier to scan from across a room. Download the result as a PNG and it's ready to print or share.
All of it happens in your browser. The code is built and drawn locally, so whatever you type in, a link, a contact's details, a Wi-Fi password, never gets uploaded or stored anywhere.
