URL QR Code
Send people to any website, landing page or online file.
Make a custom QR code for a link, Wi-Fi network, contact card, email, phone number, location or WhatsApp chat. Free, no sign-up, and generated privately in your browser.
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Ten ready-to-use QR code makers, each with its own fields and validation.
Send people to any website, landing page or online file.
Let guests join your network without typing a password.
Share your contact details so they can be saved in one tap.
Open a ready-to-send email with subject and message.
Start a phone call with a single scan.
Pre-fill a text message to any number.
Encode notes, codes or any short text.
Point to map coordinates for your shop, venue or meeting spot.
Add an event to a calendar with date, time and place.
Open a WhatsApp chat with a pre-filled message.
Pick a tool: link, Wi-Fi, contact, email and more.
Fill in the fields and adjust colors, size and style.
Preview instantly, then save as PNG or SVG.
A short guide to getting reliable results.
A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores data such as a web address, Wi-Fi login or contact card. A phone camera reads it and acts on the data instantly, and modern phones need no extra app.
QRIQO creates static QR codes. The information is written directly into the pattern, so the code never expires and needs no account. The trade-off is that a printed code cannot be edited later, so double-check the content before printing.
Menus and table cards, business cards, flyers and packaging, event invitations, guest Wi-Fi, product manuals, and links to reviews or social profiles.
Keep strong contrast, usually dark on light. Leave a quiet margin of about four modules. Print at least about 2 cm (0.8 in) wide, test with more than one phone, and use High error correction when adding a logo.
Want more detail? Read our QR code guides and tutorials.
Each type stores a different kind of data. Pick the one that matches what you want people to do after scanning.
Best for websites, landing pages, menus, PDFs, online forms, review pages and social profiles. The most popular type for flyers, posters and packaging.
Create a URL QR code →Guests join your network by scanning, with no password typing. Great for homes, cafés, offices, hotels and rental properties.
Create a Wi-Fi QR code →Shares your name, phone, email, company and website so people can save you as a contact in one tap. Ideal for business cards and name badges.
Create a vCard QR code →Opens a new email with the address, subject and message already filled in. Useful for support requests, feedback and sign-ups.
Create an email QR code →Start a call or a pre-filled text message instantly. Good for shop counters, delivery services, taxis and emergency contact cards.
Create a phone QR code →Opens a WhatsApp chat with your number and an optional first message. Popular with small businesses, freelancers and customer support.
Create a WhatsApp QR code →Points to map coordinates for a shop, venue, parking spot or meeting point, so visitors can get directions fast.
Create a location QR code →Adds an event with date, time and place to the scanner’s calendar. Perfect for invitations, weddings, conferences and class schedules.
Create an event QR code →Stores a short note, serial number, coupon code or message. Works offline because there is nothing to open online.
Create a text QR code →A fast, private and no-nonsense way to create QR codes online.
Create and download unlimited QR codes without an account, trial or watermark.
Codes are built in your browser. The details you type are never uploaded to a server.
Change colors, style, size and margin, and add your own logo in the center.
Use PNG for screens and documents, or sharp vector SVG for professional printing.
Static codes keep working as long as the content they point to stays online.
Designed for phones, tablets and desktops, with dark mode and fast loading.
QRIQO creates static QR codes. Here is how they differ from dynamic ones, so you can choose what fits your project.
| Feature | Static QR code (QRIQO) | Dynamic QR code |
|---|---|---|
| Where data is stored | Inside the QR pattern itself | On a service’s server, behind a short redirect link |
| Can you edit it later? | No. Create a new code if the content changes | Yes, the destination can be changed |
| Expires? | Never | Often stops working if a subscription ends |
| Scan tracking | No tracking, which is better for privacy | Usually includes scan analytics |
| Account needed? | No | Usually yes |
| Cost | Free | Often paid |
Use these practical starting points, then always test-scan with more than one phone before printing.
| Where you use it | Suggested minimum size | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Business card | 2 cm (0.8 in) | Keep the content short, such as a link or a short vCard |
| Flyer or brochure | 2.5 to 3 cm (1 in) | Leave a clear white margin around the code |
| Table card or menu | 3 to 4 cm (1.2 to 1.6 in) | Use a matte finish to avoid glare |
| Poster | Scanning distance ÷ 10 | For example, about 10 cm for a code scanned from 1 m away |
| Product packaging | 2 cm (0.8 in) or more | Avoid curved or wrinkled surfaces |
| Code with a logo | 3 cm (1.2 in) or more | Use High error correction and keep the logo small |
More help: read our QR code tips and QR code safety guides.
Yes. You can generate and download QR codes for free, with no sign-up required.
No. QR codes are generated in your browser. The details you type are not uploaded. Recent codes are kept only in your browser’s local storage, and you can delete them at any time.
No. These are static QR codes: the information is encoded directly in the image, so the code keeps working as long as the content it points to (such as a web page) stays online.
PNG works everywhere and is ideal for screens and documents. SVG is a scalable vector format that stays sharp at any size, which is useful for professional printing.
Higher levels let a code stay readable even if part of it is dirty or covered, for example by a logo, but they make the code denser. Use Medium for everyday use and High when adding a logo.
Choose a QR type above, such as URL or Wi-Fi, fill in the fields, press Generate QR Code, then download the result as a PNG or SVG. No account is needed.
Yes. Open Customize design and upload a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG logo up to 2 MB. QRIQO switches to High error correction automatically so the code stays scannable. Keep the logo small and test-scan it.
Yes. You can pick the QR color, the background color, the style (squares, rounded or dots), the size and the margin. Dark code on a light background scans most reliably.
Open the Wi-Fi tool, enter the network name (SSID), choose the security type, add the password and press Generate. Phones that scan it can join the network without typing the password.
Open the WhatsApp tool, enter the full international number with the country code, add an optional message and generate. Scanning opens a WhatsApp chat with that number.
No. Static QR codes hold their data inside the pattern, so changing the content means creating a new code. Check everything carefully and test-scan before you print.
Not on most modern phones. The built-in camera app on current iPhone and Android devices can scan QR codes directly.
Yes. You may use the codes you create for personal and commercial projects without attribution, as long as the content is lawful. See our Terms and Conditions.
No. QRIQO makes static codes and does not track scans or store the content you encode on any server.
A QR code is only as safe as what it points to. Check the link preview your phone shows before opening it, and be careful with codes placed over other stickers or sent by unknown people.
Keep strong contrast between the code and its background (dark on light works best), leave a quiet margin around it, avoid very small print sizes, and always test-scan with a phone before printing.