Free QR Code Generator and Reader

12 free tools — Generate and read QR codes in your browser

QR Code Generator

Create QR codes for URLs, text, WiFi, and more. Download as PNG or SVG. Free and instant.

QR Code Reader

Scan and decode QR codes from your device. Upload an image or use your camera. Works in browser.

WiFi QR Code Generator

Create a QR code that connects guests to your WiFi. No more sharing passwords manually.

vCard QR Code

Create a QR code with your contact info. Others scan to save your details to their phone.

URL QR Code

Create a QR code that links to any URL. Perfect for menus, flyers, and marketing materials.

Email QR Code

Create a QR code that opens an email draft with pre-filled recipient, subject, and body.

SMS QR Code

Create a QR code that opens a text message with pre-filled number and message.

Event QR Code

Create QR codes for calendar events. Add to invitations — guests scan to add to their calendar.

Barcode Generator

Generate barcodes in multiple formats: Code 128, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A. For products and inventory.

EAN Barcode Generator

Generate EAN-13 and EAN-8 barcodes. Standard for retail products worldwide.

UPC Barcode Generator

Generate UPC-A and UPC-E barcodes. Standard for retail in North America.

Bulk QR Code Generator

Generate multiple QR codes at once. Paste a list — one QR per line. Perfect for events, products, and campaigns.

About QR Codes

QR codes encode text, URLs, WiFi credentials, contact details, or any short payload into a scannable square. The generator here lets you build a QR code from a URL, plain text, WiFi network, or vCard contact, and download the result as a PNG or as scalable SVG for print. The reader decodes a QR code from an uploaded image or directly from your webcam.

Businesses use QR codes on menus, table cards, and posters to take customers straight to a page without typing. Event organizers print vCard QR codes on badges so attendees can save contacts in one tap. Hosts share WiFi networks with guests via a QR code rather than reading out a password.

Generation and decoding both run in your browser — the content you encode is never sent to a server, and the webcam feed for scanning stays on your device. Output works with every modern QR reader, including the built-in camera apps on iOS and Android.