How to Create a QR Code
Enter text, a URL, or any data in the input field. The QR code generates automatically. Adjust size, colors, and error correction level as needed.
What You Can Encode
- Links: URLs to websites, pages, videos
- Text: any message up to 4000 characters
- Contacts: vCard with phone and email
- Wi-Fi: network connection credentials
- Location: GPS coordinates on a map
- Email/SMS: pre-filled message with recipient
Error Correction Levels
Error correction allows QR codes to be read even when damaged:
- L (7%): maximum data, minimum protection
- M (15%): optimal balance for most use cases
- Q (25%): for printing on uneven surfaces
- H (30%): if code will be damaged or has a logo in the center
PNG or SVG
PNG — raster format, suitable for screens and web. Has a fixed pixel size.
SVG — vector format, ideal for printing. Can be scaled to any size without quality loss.
Tips for Use
- Test your QR code with different apps before printing
- Keep a white border around the code (margin)
- For logos, use error correction level H
- Shorter URLs create simpler codes