WHAT IT DOES
Make a useful QR payload, then save the code.
Generate a QR code locally for plain text, a URL, Wi-Fi credentials, email, phone, or SMS. The structured modes build standards-shaped payloads from the fields you choose, while the preview and SVG/PNG downloads stay inside the browser.
Why use it?
Use it to place a structured payload into a scannable image without relying on a hosted QR-generation service.
How to use this tool
- Choose Text, URL, Wi-Fi, Email, Phone, or SMS and complete the fields for that mode.
- Generate and inspect the payload and preview. A Wi-Fi code contains access details, so share it only with its intended audience.
- Download PNG or SVG and test scanning at the intended display or print size. The destination app decides what to do with the payload; generating the image does not visit a URL or connect to Wi-Fi.
Details and limitations
- URL mode accepts HTTP and HTTPS links; Wi-Fi mode escapes the SSID and password fields for the QR payload rather than treating them as arbitrary markup.
- Email, phone, and SMS modes produce familiar URI payloads that mobile scanners can hand to the matching app.
- The QR renderer caps payload size, reports generation errors explicitly, and never executes or injects the text entered into the page.
- SVG and PNG downloads are created as local object/data URLs after generation; no image or payload is sent to a QR service.