Making Data Yours.

Free ToolNo sign-upUnlimited

QR codes,
done right.

Generate Wi-Fi, business-card, link, and location codes as many times as you want - free, forever. Shape them, color them, drop your logo in the middle, and download print-ready PNG or SVG. Everything happens right here in your browser.

Fig. 01/ What's it for?

Fig. 02/ Content

Fig. 03/ Style

Dot shape
Corner frame
Corner dot
Colors
Error correction

Fig. 04/ Logo

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Format
Size (px)

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Fig. 05/ Made for local business

A code for every
storefront moment.

Restaurant & shop Wi-Fi

Print it on a table tent. Guests scan and connect - no password typed, no staff interrupted.

Digital business card

One scan drops your name, number, and email straight into their phone's contacts. Never run out of cards again.

Google review link

Point customers at your review page while they're still happy. More five-stars, less friction.

Find-us pin

Drop your exact coordinates on flyers or packaging so people navigate to your door in one tap.

Fig. 06/ Good to know

The honest
fine print.

Is it really free and unlimited?

Yes. Generate and download as many codes as you want, forever. No account, no watermark you can't remove, no daily cap.

Do these codes ever expire?

No. Every code here is static - the information is baked directly into the pattern, so it works as long as the code is scannable. Nothing to renew and nothing that can be shut off.

Will adding a logo break the scan?

Not if you keep it centered and reasonably sized. Whenever a logo is present the tool automatically bumps error correction to its highest level so scanners can read around it. Always test-scan before printing.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. Everything is generated inside your browser. Your Wi-Fi password, contact details, and links never touch a server — mine or anyone else's.

Can I edit where a code points after I print it?

Not with a static code. If you need a code whose destination you can change later — or one that tracks scans — that's a dynamic code, which needs hosting behind it. That's something I build. Reach out below.

Phoenix West Valley Remote

Need a real site
behind that code?

A QR code is only as good as where it points. If that link should lead to a fast, custom website - or a code you can edit and track after it's printed - that's what I build.