Create a QR code.
Turn a website, text, WiFi, or contact into a code you can share.
Three steps. That’s it.
- 01
Add your details
Choose your content type and add the details you want to share.
- 02
Make it ready
Pick your colors and image size. Your preview updates as you go.
- 03
Download & test
Download PNG or SVG, then give it a quick scan before sharing.
A few common questions.
Simple answers before you share.
Are these QR codes really free?
Yes. Create and download static QR codes without an account, payment, or a watermark.
Will my QR code expire?
The static code itself has no service-imposed expiry and does not depend on a QR Toolkit redirect. A website code will only remain useful while its destination is available; WiFi and contact details must also stay current.
Can I change the content after downloading?
A static code contains the original information. Changing the form creates a new image; it cannot update a previously printed code. If it points to a page you control, you can change the content of that page.
Which file format should I choose?
PNG works well in documents, presentations, and everyday sharing. SVG stays sharp when resized and is useful for professional print layouts. Keep the white space around either format.