QR Code Generator
Create custom QR codes for URLs, Wi-Fi, contact cards and more — download as PNG.
QR Code Generator builds high-resolution, scannable QR codes for any text or URL you paste in. Pick custom foreground and background colors, set the output size from a postcard sticker to a print-ready poster, and download a crisp PNG with one click. The codes are generated locally in your browser using a fully open-source encoder, so the URLs you share — including private staging links and unlisted documents — never touch a third-party server. QR codes have quietly become one of the highest-leverage marketing tools of the decade. They turn restaurant tables into ordering kiosks, business cards into instant contact saves, museum walls into audio tours, packaging into onboarding flows, and posters into one-tap signup pages. A single well-placed QR code can cut friction enough to double conversion on offline-to-online journeys. Designers love this tool because it lets them tint codes to match a brand palette without sacrificing scannability — the encoder uses high error correction so even moderately styled codes still read reliably from a phone camera. Developers love it because it produces a clean PNG that drops straight into a slide deck, a Figma board, or a Next.js public folder. Use it for product launches, event check-ins, menu links, podcast referrals, GitHub profile cards, donation pages, Wi-Fi login sharing at coffee shops, or anywhere you want to bridge the physical and digital world without making someone type a long URL.
How QR Code Generator works
QR Code Generator is a free browser-based utility from Salah Tools Hub. It is designed to give you an immediate result without an account, subscription, or upload to a remote server.
Enter your information into the tool after the page loads, review the result, and use the available copy or download controls. Your input stays on your device while the tool is running.
Frequently asked questions
Is the QR Code Generator free?
Yes, 100% free with no signup and no download limits.
What can I encode in a QR code?
Any text or URL — website links, WiFi credentials, contact info, email addresses, phone numbers, or plain text messages.
Can I customize the QR code colors?
Yes. You can set custom foreground and background colors, and adjust the output size for anything from stickers to print-ready posters.
Do my URLs get stored when I create a QR code?
No. QR codes are generated locally in your browser. Your URLs and data never touch any server.
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