Which error-correction level should I use?

Standard for a code that will be printed clean and scanned from a screen or a flat page. High if you plan to drop a logo over the middle, or the code will live somewhere it can get scuffed, it stores redundant copies of the payload so a scanner can rebuild it from what survives, at the cost of a denser pattern that needs more physical space.

How do I encode Wi-Fi details?

Paste the string WIFI:T:WPA;S:network-name;P:password;;, phones recognise that format and offer to join.

QR Code Generator

No upload · runs in your browser

Encoded locally: no shortener, no tracking, never expires

How it works

QR Code Generator With No Tracking Redirect

Type a link or Wi-Fi details and download the code as a 256, 512 or 1024 px PNG, or as an SVG that scales to any print size.

What this does

PNG at 256, 512 or 1024 px, or SVG at any size
Preview redraws as you type
Foreground and background colour pickers
Two error-correction levels, standard, or high for a code that will sit under a logo
Wi-Fi strings, phone numbers and contact details encode as readily as URLs

FAQ

Most free generators wrap your link in their own redirect domain so they can count scans, which means the code dies the day that service does, and plenty of them have. This one writes your text straight into the pattern. There is no domain in the middle, nothing to expire, and no scan log anywhere. The trade-off is that you cannot change where the code points afterwards: to send people somewhere else you print a new code, or point it at a URL you control and change the redirect at your end.

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