What should the code contain?
Style
⚠ Low contrast between colors — some phones may fail to scan this code.
Logo 🔒 Premium
A centered logo makes codes look professional. Error correction is raised to H automatically so the code still scans.
Links, WiFi, contact cards, email and more — generated in your browser, with no signup and no tracking. Static codes work forever: no subscription can switch them off.
⚠ Low contrast between colors — some phones may fail to scan this code.
A centered logo makes codes look professional. Error correction is raised to H automatically so the code still scans.
Most "free" QR generators create dynamic codes that redirect through their servers — and stop working when your trial ends. QuickQR codes are static: the data lives in the pattern itself, forever.
Dynamic codes let the provider see every scan — and even change where your code points later. QuickQR codes scan straight to your content. Nobody sits in the middle.
Your WiFi passwords and contact details are encoded in your browser and never sent anywhere. You can even use QuickQR offline once loaded.
No account, no 14-day trial, no monthly fee to keep your printed codes alive. The optional Premium upgrade is a one-time purchase.
Match the code to your brand with custom colors — with a live contrast check so it always stays scannable.
Download up to 1024px PNG free. Premium adds infinitely-scalable SVG and 4K PNG for posters, packaging and signage.
Print a WiFi code for your home, café or Airbnb — guests scan and join instantly without typing a password.
Link tables straight to your menu page. Static codes mean reprinted menus never break.
A Contact (vCard) code adds your name, number, email and company to someone's phone in one scan.
With Premium, bulk-generate a code per product page and download them all as one ZIP.
Never. QuickQR makes static codes — the data is encoded directly in the pattern with no redirect server in between. As long as the content it points to exists, the code works.
Static codes contain your data directly and work forever. Dynamic codes point to the provider's server, which then redirects — that allows scan tracking and later edits, but means the code dies if you stop paying or the provider shuts down.
Yes. Everything is generated in your browser — your password never leaves your device. You can disconnect from the internet and the generator still works.
M is right for most uses. Use Q or H if the code will be printed small, might get dirty or damaged, or has a logo covering part of it (a logo forces H automatically).
SVG is a vector format: it scales to any size — a business card or a billboard — with perfectly sharp edges. PNG is fine for screens and most prints at 1024px or more.
Yes, without restriction — menus, packaging, marketing, anything. The codes are yours.