Wi-Fi QR code generator
Create a free Wi-Fi QR code — pick colours and size, download PNG or SVG. No sign-up.
Make a custom QR code online, free
This QR-code generator creates crisp, scannable codes for a website link, plain text, Wi-Fi login, email, phone number, SMS, vCard contact card or map location. Pick your foreground and background colors, choose a size, and download the result as a PNG image or a scalable SVG.
The codes are static, which means they never expire and there is no scan limit or hidden tracking. They work with any modern phone camera and are ready for stickers, packaging, business cards, posters and menus.
It fits anyone who needs to move people from the physical world to a web page in one camera tap: cafés printing a menu code on the table, marketers putting a scannable link on flyers and packaging, teachers handing out course materials, organisers sharing the event Wi-Fi. And if you want to know how often the code is scanned, encode a short link — every scan is then counted as a click in its stats.
Get started in three steps
- Pick the content type — link, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, SMS, vCard or location — and fill in the fields.
- Adjust the colors, size and error-correction level; the preview refreshes as you type.
- Download the finished code as PNG or SVG and print or embed it anywhere — it never expires.
Are these QR codes free and permanent?
Yes. Every code is generated for free, has no expiry and no scan limit. Download it once and it keeps working forever because the data is encoded directly in the image.
What can a QR code contain?
A link, plain text, Wi-Fi network credentials, an email address, a phone number, a pre-filled SMS, a vCard contact, or map coordinates. Choose the type and fill in the fields.
PNG or SVG — which should I download?
Use PNG for websites, chat and quick printing. Choose SVG when you need to scale the code up for large-format print without any loss of quality.
Can I change the colors?
Yes. Set any foreground and background color. Keep strong contrast — a dark code on a light background — so cameras read it reliably.
Can I see how many people scan my code?
A static QR code does not report scans by itself. To measure them, shorten your URL first and encode the short link instead: every scan then appears as a click in the link statistics, with country and device breakdowns.