Your code
Fill in the content and your code appears here.
Reader
Read a code
Upload an image or use the camera. See what the code contains before you open it.
You can also paste an image with Ctrl/⌘ + V.
How it works
Create your code in three steps
Write the content
A link, a WiFi network, a contact card or plain text: pick the type and fill it in.
Give it your look
Colour, dot shape, gradient and your own logo in the centre. The preview updates as you type.
Download it
PNG for anything you post, SVG for anything you print. Both are free of watermarks.
A code for every moment
Create it once. Use it wherever people need quick access.
A code on the table that opens today's menu.
Guests join without typing a password nobody remembers.
Your contact details saved in one scan.
A code that opens the chat with the message ready.
Packaging and labels
Print it in SVG and it stays sharp at any size.
Frequently asked questions
Do the codes expire?
No. The content travels inside the code itself, so it does not depend on this page or on any account. A code you print today keeps working.
Can I read a code, not just make one?
Yes. On a computer, upload a photo or a screenshot and we tell you what it says; on a phone, point the camera and we read it live. It works with any QR code, not only the ones made here, and the content is shown exactly as it was written so you can check it before acting on it.
Can I use them commercially?
Yes. There is no watermark, no limit on how many you generate and no restriction on using them in your business, your products or your printing.
Is my WiFi password sent anywhere?
No. Everything is generated in your browser with JavaScript; nothing you type is uploaded. You can check it with the network tab open.
Why does the code stop scanning when I change the colours?
A scanner needs contrast between the dots and the background. Very light colours on white, or dark ones on a dark background, fall below what a camera can separate. Test it before printing.
PNG or SVG?
PNG for screens: social media, presentations, chats. SVG for print: it is vector, so it stays sharp from a business card to a billboard.