QR Code Generator

Generate static QR codes instantly and download them as PNG or SVG.

Create QR code

QR type

Style and export settings

QR Code Preview

Enter QR details to generate a preview.
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Generated QR preview will appear here.

What is a QR Code Generator?

A QR Code Generator creates a scannable code from information such as a link, text, contact details, WiFi network, phone number, SMS message, WhatsApp link, or vCard. This tool creates static QR code images in your browser.

How It Works

Create a static QR code in a few steps

  1. Choose the QR type

    Pick URL, text, email, phone, SMS, WiFi, WhatsApp, or vCard.

  2. Enter the details

    Add the information that should open when the code is scanned.

  3. Download the code

    Customize the style, then export as PNG or SVG.

Features

Built for fast static QR codes

  • Static QR generation

    Creates QR code images without tracking or dynamic redirects.

  • Useful QR types

    Supports URLs, text, email, phone, SMS, WiFi, WhatsApp, and vCard.

  • PNG and SVG export

    Download raster or vector QR codes for digital or print use.

  • Simple style controls

    Set colors, output size, error correction, and an optional logo.

  • Browser-side workflow

    Generate the QR code without creating an account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about using this tool.

Are these QR codes static? +

Yes. This tool creates static QR code images from the details you enter. It does not create dynamic redirect links or scan dashboards.

Do QR codes expire? +

The downloaded QR image does not expire through PotatoTools. The destination can still stop working if the link, phone number, WiFi details, or contact information changes.

Does PotatoTools track QR scans? +

No. PotatoTools does not track scans or add analytics to generated QR codes.

Can I use this QR code commercially? +

Yes. You can use the downloaded QR image in your own materials. Always scan test it before printing or publishing.

What is the difference between PNG and SVG? +

PNG is a standard image file for quick use. SVG is a vector file that scales cleanly for design and print workflows.

Can I add a logo? +

Yes. You can upload a small logo. The tool uses high error correction with logos, but you should still scan test the final QR code.

Can I edit the QR destination later? +

No. Static QR codes store the destination directly in the code. To change it later, generate and replace the QR code.