Convertr

Free QR Code Generator Online

Create QR codes for URLs, text, email, phone numbers, Wi-Fi networks and contacts. This online QR code generator runs locally in your browser.

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Local QR generation

QR codes are generated by JavaScript on your device. There is no upload endpoint for the content you enter.

PNG and SVG output

Download raster PNG files for quick sharing or scalable SVG files for print and design workflows.

Useful QR formats

Create QR codes for websites, plain text, mailto links, phone links, Wi-Fi access and contact cards.

Content type

URL

Turn a website address into a QR code. A URL without a scheme receives https:// by default.

Text

Encode plain text as written.

Email

Create a mailto QR code with an email address and optional subject and body.

Phone

Create a telephone link from a phone number.

Wi-Fi

Share a WPA/WPA2 or WEP network, or a network with no password, using its name, optional password and hidden-network setting.

vCard

Create a vCard 3.0 contact QR code with a name and optional organization, phone, email and website.

How to generate a QR code online

Create a downloadable QR code locally in your browser.

  1. Choose the QR code content type, such as URL, text, Wi-Fi or vCard.
  2. Enter the content and adjust size, margin, color and error correction settings.
  3. Generate the QR code and download it as a PNG or SVG file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my QR code content uploaded?

No. QR code generation runs in your browser. Convertr does not receive the URL, text, Wi-Fi password or contact details you enter.

Can I download a QR code as SVG?

Yes. You can download a scalable SVG file or a PNG image from the generated QR code.

What QR code types are supported?

The generator supports plain text, URLs, email links, telephone links, Wi-Fi network QR codes and vCard contact QR codes.

Which error correction level should I use?

Medium is a good default. Higher correction levels make the QR code more resilient, but they also reduce how much content can fit.