Open a website or message
Paste a complete website address or enter plain text. A phone can open the link or show the message.
Free private QR tool
QR Code Generator
Make a QR code for a website, message, email, or Wi-Fi network. Choose the size and colors, then download a crisp PNG or SVG.
Your information stays in this browser. Nothing is uploaded.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Browser-local
- PNG and SVG
Step 1
Choose what the code opens
The preview updates while you type. Select Create QR code for a confirmation.
Leave clear space around the code and test it before printing or sharing.
- Grid
- Checking
- Content
- Checking
- Size
- 512 px
Checking color contrast.
One scanner-friendly code
Make the right QR code for the job
Use the content type that matches what you want someone’s phone to do after scanning.
Start an email
Add a recipient, subject, and message. Scanning opens the person’s email app with those details filled in.
Join a Wi-Fi network
Enter the network name, security, and password. Supported phones can use the code to join without retyping.
QR code generator questions
Does ScreenText upload or save my information?
No. The QR code is built inside your browser. ScreenText does not receive the website, text, email, Wi-Fi name, or password you enter.
Should I download PNG or SVG?
Use PNG for messages, documents, and everyday sharing. Use SVG when a designer or printer needs a code that stays sharp at any size.
What does error correction do?
It helps a QR code work when part of it is scratched, dirty, or covered. Medium is a good default. High protection creates a denser code and holds less text.
Can I use any colors?
Dark QR squares on a plain light background scan most reliably. This tool warns when the selected colors have low contrast or are reversed.
Why should I test the finished code?
Print size, glare, distance, camera quality, and surrounding artwork can affect scanning. Test the downloaded code on more than one phone before publishing it.
Will a Wi-Fi QR code work on every device?
Many current phones support Wi-Fi QR codes, but support varies. Keep the network name and password available as a backup.