Free QR Code Generator
Create a QR code for a website, Wi-Fi, contact card, WhatsApp, PromptPay and more. Add your logo, colors, dot and corner shapes and a SCAN ME frame – then download PNG, SVG, JPG or PDF for print.
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All 13 →Make a QR code for a website, text, email, phone call, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, contact card, location, event, PromptPay or Bitcoin payment.
Design & Branding
All 3 →Colors and gradients, dot and corner shapes, your logo in the middle and a frame with a call to action.
Bulk & Scanner
All 2 →Create hundreds of QR codes at once from a list, or read a QR code from an image or your camera.
12 content types
URL, text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, vCard, location, event, PromptPay and Bitcoin.
Your brand
Colors and gradients, 9 dot styles, 6 + 6 corner shapes, your logo and frames with a call to action.
Checked before you print
Every design is test-scanned live, with warnings for low contrast, big logos and small quiet zones.
Private & forever
Static codes made in your browser: nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked, the codes never expire.
QR code questions
Do the QR codes expire?
No. QrNex makes static QR codes: the content (link, Wi-Fi details, contact…) is stored in the code itself. It keeps working forever, even without QrNex, and scans are not tracked.
Can I use the codes commercially?
Yes – on products, packaging, menus, flyers, posters and business cards, free of charge and without attribution.
Which file format should I download?
SVG (vector) or PDF for print – they stay sharp at any size. PNG for websites, documents and slides; PNG and WebP keep a transparent background. JPG when a tool only accepts photos.
Why is my code hard to scan?
Usually low contrast (light code on a light background), a logo that is too large, a missing quiet zone or too much content. QrNex checks every design and tells you what to fix. Dark code on a light background is the safest choice.
How small can I print a QR code?
A rule of thumb: the code should be at least 1/10 of the scanning distance, and never smaller than 2 × 2 cm. Dense codes (lots of content) need more space.