QR Code Generator
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Enter any website URL to generate a QR code
Quick Guide: Enter your URL → Click Generate → Download your QR code
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https://example.com
Example Website
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Home About Services Contact
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Quick Guide: Enter your text → Click Generate → Download your QR code
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Friend
Online
Hey there! How are you doing?
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I'm good! Just trying out this QR code generator.
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That sounds interesting! What does it do?
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It lets you create QR codes for text messages, URLs, and even WiFi networks!
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Cool! Can you send me some text via QR?
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Sure! I'll send it right away.
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Thanks for sharing!
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Please enter a network name.
Enter the name of your WiFi network
Please select an encryption type.
Select the security type of your WiFi network
Please enter a password.
Enter the password for your WiFi network
Check this if your WiFi network is hidden from public view
Quick Guide: Enter WiFi details → Click Generate → Share QR for easy connection
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Home WiFi
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Connected!
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Supported format: PDF • Maximum file size: 10MB
Quick Guide: Upload your PDF → Click Generate → Share QR for instant access
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Document.pdf
Page 1 of 3

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Supported formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG • Maximum file size: 5MB
Quick Guide: Upload your image → Click Generate → Share QR for instant viewing
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Photo.jpg

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1920 x 1080 • 2.4 MB

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Please enter a valid phone number with country code.
Include country code for international numbers (e.g., +1 for US, +44 for UK)
This name will appear when the QR code is scanned
Quick Guide: Enter phone number → Click Generate → Share QR for quick dialing
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John Doe
+1 (555) 123-4567
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QR Code Type: URL
Error Correction: Medium

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Understanding Different QR Code Types

URL QR Codes

URL QR codes are the most common type, directing users to a specific website when scanned. They're perfect for:

  • Linking to your business website from print materials
  • Directing customers to special landing pages
  • Connecting offline marketing to online content
  • Sharing social media profiles

Pro Tip: Use URL shorteners for complex URLs to reduce the density of your QR code, making it easier to scan.

Text QR Codes

Text QR codes display plain text when scanned, without requiring an internet connection. They're ideal for:

  • Sharing short messages or quotes
  • Providing product information or instructions
  • Creating interactive museum or gallery exhibits
  • Displaying contact information

Pro Tip: Keep text concise (under 300 characters) for optimal scanning performance and user experience.

WiFi QR Codes

WiFi QR codes allow users to connect to your wireless network instantly without typing passwords. They're perfect for:

  • Guest networks in homes and businesses
  • Hotels and vacation rentals
  • Cafes and restaurants offering WiFi
  • Conference and event venues

Pro Tip: Place WiFi QR codes in visible locations where guests can easily scan them, such as reception areas or guest rooms.

PDF QR Codes

PDF QR codes link to PDF documents stored online, allowing easy access to digital documents. They're ideal for:

  • Product manuals and instructions
  • Restaurant menus and price lists
  • Event programs and schedules
  • Brochures and catalogs

Pro Tip: Ensure your PDFs are mobile-friendly and optimized for quick loading, as most users will view them on smartphones.

QR Code Best Practices

Creating Effective QR Codes

Design Considerations

  • Size matters: QR codes should be at least 2 x 2 cm (0.8 x 0.8 inches) for reliable scanning.
  • Quiet zone: Leave a white margin around your QR code (approximately 4x the width of a single module).
  • Contrast: Maintain high contrast between the QR code and its background (dark on light works best).
  • Error correction: QR codes have built-in error correction, but avoid covering more than 30% of the code.
  • Testing: Always test your QR code on multiple devices before distributing it.

Implementation Tips

  • Call to action: Always include text near your QR code telling users what to expect when scanning.
  • Placement: Position QR codes where they can be easily scanned (avoid moving surfaces, curved areas, or locations with poor lighting).
  • File format: Use SVG or high-resolution PNG files for print materials to maintain quality.
  • Destination optimization: Ensure the linked content is mobile-friendly and loads quickly.
  • Analytics: Consider using dynamic QR codes with tracking capabilities for marketing campaigns.

Common QR Code Mistakes to Avoid

  • Making codes too small - QR codes that are too small can't be scanned reliably
  • Using low contrast colors - Low contrast makes scanning difficult
  • Placing on curved surfaces - Distortion prevents proper scanning
  • Linking to non-mobile-friendly content - Poor user experience after scanning
  • Not testing before distribution - Always verify your QR code works as expected