QR code generator
Create a QR code for a link, WiFi, business card or invoice payment. Free, no sign-up — download PNG or SVG.
Enter the number with its country code, e.g. 371 20000000.
You can copy the link from your Google Business Profile: Reviews → “Get more reviews”. That link is more reliable than the Place ID form.
Enter an address or coordinates like “56.9496, 24.1052”. The code opens Google Maps, which works on both Android and iPhone.
On scanning, the phone offers to save the event to the calendar.
The code opens a page with the requisites and copy buttons. It works with any phone camera and any bank, unlike the SEPA (EPC) code.
SEPA (EPC) payment code — a European standard supported in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands. Latvian banking apps do not scan it.
Ievadi datus, un svītrkods parādīsies šeit
⚠️ Too much data — shorten the text.
Style
Color
Background
Rounded shapes and gradients slightly reduce the scanning margin, so the error-correction level is raised automatically. Test the code before printing.
With a logo the error correction is raised automatically.
PNG size
1000×1000
PDF is vector output, fit for a print shop. “A4 sheet” tiles the same code across a page — handy for stickers and signs.
How it works
Three steps and your QR code is ready for print or web.
1
Pick a typeLink, WiFi, business card, payment or text.2
Enter dataThe QR code is built instantly, live.3
DownloadPNG for screen or SVG for print and banners.What a QR code is good for
Popular uses for small businesses and tradespeople.
MenuA QR on the table — guests open the menu on their phone.
Guest WiFiJoin the network without typing the password.
Business cardSave a contact with a single scan.
Site passportA QR on the building site — contacts, briefing, documents.
Website / socialPoint to your site, Instagram or Facebook.
Promos & eventsDiscounts, tickets or sign-ups via QR.
A QR code lets a phone camera instantly open a link, join WiFi, save a contact or pass on payment details. This generator creates a static QR code that works forever — no subscription and no expiry date. Fill in the fields, pick colors or add a logo, and download the QR as PNG or SVG for print and web.
Tips for a good QR code
- For print use at least 2–3 cm so the code scans well.
- Keep contrast: a dark code on a light background, not the reverse.
- Leave a white margin (quiet zone) around the code — do not crop it.
- Test the code with a phone camera before printing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I create a QR code?
Pick a type (link, WiFi, business card, payment, etc.), enter the data and the QR code appears instantly. Then click “PNG” or “SVG”.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free and with no sign-up. There is no limit on the number of QR codes, and commercial use is allowed.
Does the QR code expire or stop working?
No. This creates a static QR code — the data is encoded in the image itself, so it works forever, with no subscription or expiry.
Do banks read the SEPA payment QR code?
It depends on the country. The EPC payment code is supported by banking apps in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands, among others. In Latvia banking apps do not scan it — a phone camera will simply show the code as text.
Can I add a logo and colors?
Yes. You can change the code and background color and place a logo in the center. With a logo the error-correction level is raised so the code stays scannable. The logo size is adjustable and you can verify the result with the “Test the code” button.
PNG or SVG — which should I pick?
PNG suits screens and normal printing. SVG is a vector — ideal for large-format printing (banners, signs) since it never loses quality at any size. Note that an added logo stays a raster image inside the SVG.
Can I see how many people scanned the code?
A static QR code has no statistics — it just works. To count scans you need a dynamic QR with a third-party service and subscription.