How it works
The text is encoded into a QR image on a canvas. You can save the canvas as a PNG after generation.
The QR payload stays in this page, and the PNG can be downloaded when you are ready.
Generate QR codes in your browser.
Create a QR code for text, URLs, email addresses, phone numbers, or Wi-Fi details without uploading the input.
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Practical examples
- Create a QR code for a URL, short text, email address, phone number, or Wi-Fi note.
- Adjust size, margin, and error correction before downloading the PNG.
- Check payload length before printing or sharing.
How to read the result
- The canvas output can be saved as a PNG.
- Error correction changes resilience and visual density.
- Shorter payloads usually scan more reliably.
Limits and privacy notes
- Always test printed QR codes before distributing them.
- Very long payloads can create dense codes that scan poorly.
- QR text stays in the browser.
Shorter is cleaner
- Short payloads produce less dense QR codes.
- Higher error correction increases resilience but can add density.
- Always test a printed code before distribution.
Canvas to PNG
- The QR is drawn on a canvas.
- Download creates a PNG.
- Payload length is shown after generation.
Payload choices
- URLs are usually easiest to scan.
- Short text works for labels.
- Wi-Fi or contact payloads should be tested on target devices.