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QR Code Generator

Turn any link or text into a crisp QR code and download it as a PNG — free for menus, business cards and posters.

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QR Code Generator

Turn any link, text or WiFi login into a fully customized, scannable QR code — colors, dot styles, your logo — and download it in HD. Free, no signup, made in your browser.

Dot style
Corner squares
Corner dots
Colors
Dots
Background
Rotation: 0°
Logo (optional)
No logo selected
Scan warning: light dots on a dark background may not scan. Use dark dots on a light background for best results.
Tip: test the code with your phone camera before printing it on flyers, menus, packaging or business cards — especially with custom colors or a logo.

Why use Zyrro's QR Code Generator?

Type any text or URL, style it your way — six dot designs, custom corner shapes, your brand colors or a gradient, even your logo in the middle — and download a crisp, high-resolution QR code. No account, no watermark, no limits.

Perfect for website links, menus, WiFi logins, discount codes, event invites, and contact details. The preview updates live as you customize, and a built-in contrast check warns you before you download a code that might not scan.

  • Link, text or WiFi: type a URL or message — or switch to the WiFi tab and enter your network name and password
  • 6 dot styles + corner shapes: square, dots, rounded, classy and more — mix and match
  • Custom colors & gradients: color pickers plus brand presets, with a scan-safety warning
  • Your logo in the center: uploaded image stays in your browser; error correction auto-boosts to High
  • HD downloads: 2048×2048 PNG for print, plus infinitely sharp SVG vector
  • Live preview: every change renders instantly — no repeated clicking
  • Free forever: no signup, no watermark, no scan limits

Frequently asked questions

Is the QR code really free, and does it expire?

Yes — generating and downloading is completely free, with no account and no watermark. The PNG and SVG files are yours to keep and never expire. One caveat: if the code points to a URL and that page later goes offline or changes, the scan will stop working — the image itself doesn't degrade.

Will a styled QR code still scan?

Yes — as long as the dots stay dark on a light background. The tool warns you if your colors are too low-contrast, and it automatically switches to High error correction when you add a logo, so the code stays readable. Still, always test with your phone's camera before printing.

Can I make a QR code for my WiFi password?

Yes — switch to the WiFi tab above, enter your network name (SSID) and password, and pick your security type (WPA/WPA2, WEP or Open). The code is built for you, and when guests scan it their phone offers to join the network automatically. You can also type the format by hand in the Link or text tab: WIFI:T:WPA;S:YourNetworkName;P:YourPassword;;

Can I make a QR code for WiFi without a password?

Yes. Switch to the WiFi tab, enter the network name, and set Security to Open — no password. The code is built with no password in it, so anyone who scans it joins the open network straight away. Only share an open network's code with people you trust — a guest network is safer for visitors.

Which download should I use — PNG or SVG?

Use the 2048×2048 PNG for everyday printing — flyers, menus, business cards — where a raster image is expected. Use SVG for professional print work (signage, packaging, large posters) because it's a vector: it stays perfectly sharp at any size.

Why won't my QR code scan?

Three usual culprits: an incomplete URL (always include the https://), a size too small for the viewing distance, or low contrast between the code and its background — the tool warns you about this one automatically. Always test with your phone's built-in camera before printing, and keep printed codes at least 2 cm square.

Is the text or URL I enter uploaded anywhere?

No. The code is drawn directly in your browser — nothing you type, and no logo you upload, is stored or sent to us.

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