Free Advanced QR Code Generator
Create QR codes for links, text, Wi-Fi, business cards, email, SMS and WhatsApp in seconds. Add your logo, choose colors and download high-quality QR images without watermark.
Choose what you want to encode inside the QR code.
Paste a website link, plain text, phone number or any short message.
Enter any text, note or message you want to encode.
Scanning will prompt devices to connect to this Wi-Fi network (on supported phones). Make sure you only share this QR with trusted people.
Most camera apps will detect this as a contact card and let users save your details directly.
Scanning will open a WhatsApp chat on supported devices.
Dark color for the QR modules.
Light background gives best scan results.
Use a simple logo with good contrast.
Download & Tips
After generating, you can download your QR code as an image and use it in documents, social posts, flyers, menus or packaging.
- Test your QR code with at least two different phones before printing.
- Avoid placing the code on very busy or low-contrast backgrounds.
- If you add a logo, keep it small so the QR remains easy to scan.
How to Use the QR Code Generator
Choose the QR type
Pick what you want the QR to do — open a link, share Wi-Fi, save a contact, send an email, SMS or start a WhatsApp chat.
Fill details & customize style
Enter your data, then select the size, error correction level, colors and optional logo for your QR code.
Generate, test & download
Click generate, test the QR with your phone, then download it as a PNG and use it anywhere you like.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. All QR codes are generated in your browser using JavaScript. Biberks Tools does not log or store the content you type into this tool.
Error correction helps QR codes stay readable even if part of the code is damaged or covered. Higher levels (Q or H) are safer for print materials, while M is usually enough for screens and general use.
This tool creates static QR codes and does not track scans. If you need analytics, use a URL shortener with tracking and generate a QR code for that short link.
For flyers and business cards, 2–3 cm is usually enough. For posters or banners that people scan from a distance, use a larger image and test from the expected distance.