Generate QR codes from text or URLs with EverydayKit’s free QR code generator. Create a scannable code in seconds, customize size or colors when available, and download a PNG for print or digital use. Everything stays in your browser—no account and no upload of your content.
Frequently asked questions
What can I encode in a QR code?
You can encode plain text, website URLs, contact notes, Wi‑Fi hints, or any short string scanners can read. Keep payloads reasonably short for easier scanning at small print sizes.
How do I download the QR code?
After the code appears, use the download action to save a PNG image. You can then add it to posters, menus, business cards, presentations, or social posts.
Is my URL or text uploaded to a server?
No. QR generation runs client-side in your browser. EverydayKit does not receive or store the text you encode.
Will phones scan the QR code reliably?
Yes, when the code is large enough and has enough contrast. Test with your phone camera before printing at scale, and avoid stretching the image out of proportion.
Can I change size or colors?
Where the tool offers size and color options, adjust them before downloading so the PNG matches your brand or print layout. High contrast (dark modules on a light background) scans best.