Free QR Code Generator, No Sign Up
Generate QR codes for URLs, WiFi passwords, contact cards, emails, and more. No account, no email address, and the code never expires. Everything runs in your browser.
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- Never expires
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Demo QR code. Enter your own content and click Generate.
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Codes from this page are plain black and white, which is the safest thing to hand a printer. In the design studio you can change the dot and eye shapes, set your own colors, drop your logo into a real clear zone, and add a call-to-action frame under the code.
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Static codes are baked in forever. With a free SunriseQR account you get dynamic QR codes with editable destinations, scan analytics, and a place to save and organize every code you make. Still no ads on any scan, which is not a given once a redirect is involved.
Make it dynamic, freeNeed a GS1 Digital Link QR code?
If you have a product with a GTIN (UPC/EAN barcode number), use our GS1 Digital Link QR code generator to create a standards-compliant code for retail packaging.
GS1 QR Code GeneratorSupported QR code types
URL
Link to any website. The most common QR code type.
WiFi
Share WiFi credentials. Scanning auto-connects the device.
Contact (vCard)
Share contact details. Scanning adds the person to the address book.
Pre-fill a new email with recipient, subject, and body.
Phone
Dial a phone number instantly when scanned.
SMS
Open a pre-filled text message to a phone number.
Calendar Event
Add an event with time, location, and description to the calendar.
Plain Text
Encode any text. Useful for serial numbers, codes, or notes.
How QR codes work
A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores data in a grid of black and white squares. When scanned with a phone camera, the encoded data triggers an action: opening a URL, connecting to WiFi, saving a contact, or displaying text.
Different data types use standardized formats. WiFi QR codes use the WIFI:T:WPA;S:network;P:password;; format. Contact cards use vCard 3.0. Email links use mailto: URIs. These formats are recognized by all modern smartphone cameras.
The QR codes generated here use error correction level M, which can recover up to 15% of damaged data. They are generated entirely in your browser and are never sent to a server.
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