The Power of QR Codes
Quick Response (QR) Codes have bridged the gap between the physical and digital worlds. From restaurant menus to contactless payments, these 2D barcodes allow users to access information instantly just by pointing their smartphone camera.
Our Pro QR Code Generator gives you full control. Unlike other services that force you to sign up or expire your codes after a week, we provide Static QR Codes that last forever. Whether you are a business owner or a tech enthusiast, this tool is built for you.
Key Features
WiFi Access
Create a code that connects guests to your WiFi network instantly. No more typing long passwords.
Lifetime Validity
Our static codes hold the data directly. They never expire and have no scan limits.
Custom Design
Change foreground/background colors and add your brand logo to the center.
High Quality
Download crisp PNG images suitable for both digital screens and physical printing.
How to Create a QR Code
Making a custom code takes seconds. Follow these steps:
Select Type
Choose what you want to share: a Website URL, Text message, Email, or WiFi login.
Enter Data
Input the content (e.g., https://yoursite.com). The preview updates instantly.
Download
Customize the colors if desired, then click 'Download' to save the image.
Best Practices for Printing
Warning: Always test your QR code with multiple phone cameras before printing 1,000 flyers! Ensure the contrast is high enough.
Contrast is Key
Scanners look for contrast. The best combination is a Dark Foreground (Black, Dark Blue) on a Light Background (White). While inverted codes (White on Black) look cool, many older scanners fail to read them.
The "Quiet Zone"
Every QR code needs a margin of whitespace around it called the "Quiet Zone". This tells the scanner where the code starts and ends. Do not print text or graphics touching the edges of the QR code pattern.
Size Matters
If you are printing on a business card, the code should be at least 2 x 2 cm (0.8 x 0.8 inches). If the code contains a lot of data (like a long URL), the pattern becomes denser, so you should print it larger to ensure readability.