QR Code Generator

Best for

• Menus, posters, flyers, and product labels that need a fast phone-friendly link.
• Business cards and contact sharing with vCard, phone, email, or WhatsApp actions.
• WiFi guest access signs where users should join a network without typing a password.
• Event materials, check-in desks, and printed campaigns that point to a landing page.
• Generating a branded QR code asset for both print and web use.

Not ideal for

• Highly customized brand systems that need a full design tool workflow.
• Unsupported barcode symbologies outside the listed formats.
• Messy source sheets where values still need cleanup before batch generation.

What this tool keeps

• The encoded content you provide, plus optional visible labels where supported.
• Export options that suit quick print, packaging, or on-screen use.
• Simple settings for single or batch code generation.

What may need cleanup

• Source values may need trimming or formatting before bulk generation.
• Print size and quiet space should still be checked before production use.
• Very long values can become harder to scan if the code is printed too small.

Common errors

• Using a value that does not fit the barcode type you selected.
• Uploading a batch file with the wrong delimiter or missing columns.
• Choosing export settings that are too small for the scanner or printer.

Example use cases

• Stock room labels, product packaging, table menus, and flyer QR codes.
• Batch exports for event badges, inventory stickers, or shelf labels.
• Creating clean codes without installing specialist label software.

Sample input

A URL, SKU, stock code, retail code, menu link, or CSV list of values.

Sample output

A single QR/barcode image or a ZIP of print-ready code files.

Which export format to use

• PNG: Best for most uses. Works everywhere, supports logos and custom colors, and produces sharp output at high resolutions for print.
• SVG: Vector format that scales infinitely without quality loss. Use when the QR code will appear at multiple sizes from a single source file.
• PDF: Print-ready output with clean white margins. Best for handing to a printer or embedding in a print workflow.
• WebP: Smaller file size than PNG. Use for web embedding where page speed matters.

Why is my QR code not scanning?

Common causes include insufficient contrast between foreground and background colors, logo coverage that is too large for the error correction level, export resolution that is too low for the physical print size, or a QR code that was scaled down so far that individual modules became indistinct. Try increasing error correction to Level H, ensuring the foreground is dark on a white background, and exporting at a higher resolution.