Free QR Code Generator — No Expiry, With Logo

Create free QR codes that never expire. This QR code generator makes static QR codes for website links, WiFi passwords, contact cards, WhatsApp chats and more — with your own colours and logo. No sign-up, no watermark, and because the code is generated entirely in your browser, it works forever: there is no server in the middle that could ever switch it off.

Free QR Code Generator

Pick a type, type your content, style it — your QR code updates live as you type.

Your content never leaves your device — the QR code is drawn locally in your browser. Always scan-test the downloaded file before printing it.

How to Make a QR Code (3 Steps)

  1. Choose the type and enter your content. A website link, your WiFi name and password, a contact card, a WhatsApp number — pick the type at the top of the tool and fill in the fields. The preview updates as you type.
  2. Style it (optional). Change the QR colour and background to match your brand, and add a logo in the middle if you like. The tool automatically uses the strongest error correction when a logo is present, and warns you if your colours get too low-contrast to scan reliably.
  3. Download the PNG and test it. Pick a size (1024px is plenty for most uses; 2048px for posters and print), press Download, then scan the file with your phone to confirm it works before you print or publish it.

What Can You Make a QR Code For?

TypeWhat happens when scannedPopular uses
Website URLOpens your link in the browserPosters, packaging, menus, business cards, shop windows
WiFiJoins your network — no typing the passwordCafés, offices, Airbnb, home guests
Contact Card (vCard)Saves your name, phone and email to contactsBusiness cards, email signatures, event badges
WhatsAppOpens a chat with your number, message pre-filledShops, support desks, delivery services
EmailOpens a pre-addressed email with subject and textFeedback, bookings, enquiries
SMSOpens a pre-written text messageCompetitions, opt-ins, support
PhoneDials the numberAds, vehicles, signage
Plain TextShows any text you likeCoupons, instructions, serial numbers

Why These QR Codes Never Expire

Most "free" QR code websites quietly give you a dynamic code: the pattern points at their server first, and only then redirects to your link. The moment you stop paying — or their company closes — every code you printed dies with it.

This generator only makes static codes. Your link, WiFi details or contact information are encoded directly inside the pattern itself. There is no middleman, no account, and nothing anyone can switch off — a code you print today will still scan in ten years. The trade-off is simple: a static code's content can't be edited after printing, so double-check your text before a big print run.

Printing tips: print website and WiFi codes at least 2 × 2 cm (about 1 inch); keep a clear margin (the white frame) around the code; use dark-on-light colours with strong contrast; and avoid placing the code on glossy material under direct light. For posters people scan from a distance, go bigger — a good rule is one tenth of the scanning distance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this QR code generator really free?

Yes — completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many codes you create. Download as many PNG files as you need, for personal or commercial use.

Do QR codes made here expire?

No. Every code from this tool is a static QR code: your content is encoded inside the pattern itself, not stored on a server. The code keeps working forever, even if this website disappeared tomorrow. That is the key difference from "free" dynamic QR services, which can deactivate your code when a trial or subscription ends.

Can I put my logo in the middle of the QR code?

Yes — upload a PNG or JPG logo and the tool places it in the centre with a clean margin, automatically switching to the highest error-correction level so the code still scans. Keep the logo reasonably small and always scan-test the result with your phone before printing.

Can I make a QR code for my WiFi?

Yes. Choose the WiFi type, enter your network name (SSID) and password, and download the code. When a guest scans it, their phone offers to join the network immediately — no typing. Only share it with people you trust, since anyone with the code can read the password from it.

What size should I download for printing?

For business cards, flyers and menus, 1024 × 1024 px is more than enough. For posters, banners and anything printed large, choose 2048 × 2048 px. Because the PNG is rendered from the code's true module grid, it stays crisp when scaled.

Is the information I enter private?

Yes. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser using JavaScript — your link, WiFi password or contact details are never uploaded or stored anywhere. One caution: anyone who scans the printed code can read what it contains, so don't encode secrets you wouldn't share with the people who will see the code.

Can I change the link after printing the QR code?

No — and that is by design. A static code carries its content inside the pattern, so it can never expire or be taken away from you, but it also can't be edited. If you need to change a destination often, double-check the content before printing, or print a fresh code.

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