Static QR codes that never expire
Choose what the code should do: open a link, show text, join a Wi-Fi network, pay you via UPI, save a contact, write an email, send an SMS or start a call. Fill in the details and the code updates live.
The code is generated in your browser and contains your information directly — there's no redirect service in between, so it keeps working forever and nobody tracks the scans. Customise colours, add a logo in the centre, and download a high-resolution PNG or a scalable SVG for print.
How to create a QR code
- 1
Pick a type
Link, Text, Wi-Fi, UPI, Email, Phone, SMS or Contact.
- 2
Enter the details
The preview updates as you type.
- 3
Customise (optional)
Change colours, add a logo, set error correction and the quiet zone.
- 4
Download and test
Save PNG or SVG, then scan it with your phone before printing.
Key features
8 QR types
Including Wi-Fi login and UPI payment codes.
Logo support
Error correction switches to maximum automatically so the code still scans.
PNG and SVG
Sharp at any size, from business cards to banners.
No expiry, no tracking
Static codes that don't depend on any website.
Common uses
- Shops and stalls: Accept UPI payments with a printed code.
- Home and office Wi-Fi: Let guests connect without spelling out the password.
- Business cards and flyers: Link to your website or share a contact card.
- Menus and posters: Send people to a menu, form or event page.
What each QR type does when scanned
| Type | What happens |
|---|---|
| Link | Opens the website in the phone's browser |
| Wi-Fi | Offers to join the network — no typing the password |
| UPI | Opens a UPI app with your UPI ID, name and amount filled in |
| Contact | Offers to save your name, number, email and company |
| Email / SMS / Phone | Starts a message or call to your number or address |
Tips and good to know
- Keep dark code on a light background with good contrast — inverted or pale codes fail on many phones.
- Leave a quiet zone (margin) of at least 2–4 modules around the code when printing.
- The more content you add, the denser the code. Keep URLs short for small printed codes.
- Need to read a code? Use the QR Code Scanner.