PNG or SVG — which format should I download?

Use PNG for quick sharing and digital use. Use SVG for print materials because SVG scales to any size without losing quality.

Can I add a logo to the QR code?

The tool supports adding a center logo or image to the QR code. Use a higher error correction level (H) when adding logos to ensure the code remains scannable.

QR Code Generator in Your Browser

Generate QR codes without signing up for a service or uploading data to a server. This browser-based generator creates high-quality QR codes locally, ensuring your Wi-Fi passwords, private URLs and other sensitive data remain completely private.

Open QR Code Generator

Generator Features

Instant QR code generation as you type
Customizable colors, size and margin settings
Four error correction levels (L, M, Q, H)
Download as PNG, SVG or copy to clipboard
Wi-Fi QR code template for quick setup

Common Use Cases

Sharing Wi-Fi credentials without typing passwords
Adding QR codes to presentations and documents
Creating payment links for invoices and receipts

Frequently Asked Questions

PNG or SVG — which format should I download?: Use PNG for quick sharing and digital use. Use SVG for print materials because SVG scales to any size without losing quality.
Can I add a logo to the QR code?: The tool supports adding a center logo or image to the QR code. Use a higher error correction level (H) when adding logos to ensure the code remains scannable.