Can I add a logo in the center of the QR code?

Yes. Use "Add logo" to upload an image (e.g. your brand logo). Choose error correction H (30%) so the code still scans reliably with the logo in the center.

Can I create QR codes for WiFi passwords?

Yes. Enter your WiFi credentials in the standard WiFi QR format and the tool will generate a scannable code.

What sizes are available?

You can generate QR codes from 128×128 to 512×512 pixels. Logo size is adjustable as a percentage of the QR size.

Do the QR codes expire?

No. QR codes are just encoded data — they don't expire. As long as the URL or data is valid, the code works.

What are QR codes best used for?

Sharing URLs (menus, landing pages, WiFi), contact info (vCards), payments, event check-in, or any short text. Keep the payload short for better scan reliability.

QR Code Generator

Generate QR codes from any text, URL, email address, or phone number. Add an optional logo in the center for branding. Customize size, foreground and background colors, and error correction. Download as PNG. The QR code is generated in your browser for this tool — your data stays private.

Free · No limits · Runs in your browser

How to use

1Enter the text or URL you want to encode.
2Optionally add a logo: click "Add logo" and choose an image (use error correction H for best scan with logo).
3Adjust the QR code size and logo size with the sliders.
4Click "Download PNG" to save the image.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add a logo in the center of the QR code?: Yes. Use "Add logo" to upload an image (e.g. your brand logo). Choose error correction H (30%) so the code still scans reliably with the logo in the center.
Can I create QR codes for WiFi passwords?: Yes. Enter your WiFi credentials in the standard WiFi QR format and the tool will generate a scannable code.
What sizes are available?: You can generate QR codes from 128×128 to 512×512 pixels. Logo size is adjustable as a percentage of the QR size.
Do the QR codes expire?: No. QR codes are just encoded data — they don't expire. As long as the URL or data is valid, the code works.
What are QR codes best used for?: Sharing URLs (menus, landing pages, WiFi), contact info (vCards), payments, event check-in, or any short text. Keep the payload short for better scan reliability.