Make a QR code for a link, business card, or Wi-Fi. Download as PNG or SVG. Everything is drawn in the browser, no server upload.
Higher levels read more reliably but make the pattern denser. H is best for printing with a logo.
Paste the address into the field and the code draws itself. Then download it as PNG or SVG.
No. The link is baked directly into the image, there's no expiration date and no middleman. As long as the site itself is alive, the code leads to it.
PNG for screens, social media, and messengers. SVG for print: it's vector-based and won't turn pixelated even on a large banner.
The error correction level. The higher it is, the more reliably the code reads even if part of it is smudged or covered by a logo. The trade-off is a denser pattern.
No, the code is generated right in your browser. The link or text stays on your device.