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QR Code Generator

Turn text or a web address into a scannable QR (Quick Response) code locally.

Runs locally

Recovery level

  • Low: fits the most text and tolerates less damage.
  • Medium: a balance for everyday use.
  • Quartile: adds more recovery data for a worn print.
  • High: tolerates more damage but fits less text.
Input: up to 2,000 bytes. Data stays in your browser.
Guide

Create a QR (Quick Response) code containing the exact text or web address you enter. Choose a recovery level and download the image with its white margin so a phone can scan it.

  1. Add text or an address

    Choose an example or type the exact text you want a phone to read. Spaces are part of the code.

  2. Read the result

    Choose a recovery level. Use Download to save the image, including its white margin, and try scanning it.

  3. Keep the result

    On mobile, choose Output. Choose Download to keep the result on your device.

On mobile, choose Output to read the result. Clear removes both fields.

Recovery level

  • Low: fits the most text and tolerates less damage.
  • Medium: a balance for everyday use.
  • Quartile: adds more recovery data for a worn print.
  • High: tolerates more damage but fits less text.
Shortcuts
  • Ctrl / Cmd + Enter — Run selected action
  • Ctrl / Cmd + Shift + C — Copy output
  • Ctrl / Cmd + S — Download output
  • ? — Show shortcuts outside text fields

Shortcuts work while focus is in the workspace. Copy and download need valid output.

Common questions
Does this open external addresses?
No. The tool processes what you enter in this browser. Addresses and image links stay text.
When does the result update?
Choose an example for an immediate result, or pause after typing. A blank or invalid entry clears the previous result.
How much can I enter?
Input is limited to 2,000 bytes on this page. Output is limited to 2 MB.

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