Little codes.
Big connections.

Choose the thing you want to share. Website, PDF, menu, social and payment presets all encode a link. Wi-Fi, contact and event codes contain the details directly, so supported phones can offer the appropriate action.

These are static QR codes: their encoded contents cannot be edited after printing. A website code will keep opening the same address, where you can update the page itself. Create a new code if you need to change the encoded address or details.

Use a link to a PDF, menu or payment page that is already hosted elsewhere. This tool does not host documents or process payments. Make sure your visitors can access the link.

Use a dark code on a light background, keep the clear border, and print at least 2.5 cm wide for a simple code. Detailed contact cards and events need more room. Logos and colours can affect scanning; always test the downloaded code on your target devices. Some QR types depend on your scanner or calendar app.

Your entered details and logo stay in this browser and are not sent to a QR service. The downloaded QR code contains those details and anyone with the code can read them. Share it with the right people.