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QR Code Generator

Create custom QR Codes for URLs, text, email, phone and Wi-Fi. Choose size and error correction level. Download as PNG — 100% browser-based. Use now.

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Error Correction Levels: M — recovers up to 15% damage. Good default for most uses.

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QR Code Generator — Free Online Tool

The QR Code Generator from facilita.tools creates high-quality QR codes for free — customizable with colors, sizes, and multiple content presets. Generate QR codes for plain text, URLs, email addresses (mailto: format), phone numbers (tel: format), and Wi-Fi network credentials (WIFI: format for instant connection sharing). Choose from four sizes (128 to 512 pixels), four error correction levels (L at 7%, M at 15%, Q at 25%, H at 30% redundancy), and fully customizable foreground and background colors to match your brand. The error correction level determines how much of the QR code can be damaged and still be readable — higher levels (Q, H) are recommended for printed materials that may suffer wear. QR codes (Quick Response codes) were invented in 1994 by Denso Wave in Japan and are now ubiquitous: product packaging, restaurant menus, payment systems, event tickets, contact sharing, and Wi-Fi access. This tool generates standard QR codes compatible with every smartphone camera and QR reader app. Download your QR code as a PNG image (raster, ideal for screens) or SVG (vector, ideal for print at any resolution). All generation happens 100% client-side in your browser using the qrcode-generator library — your data is never sent to any server. No registration, no watermarks, no limits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What content types can I encode in a QR code?
You can encode plain text, URLs (opens browser), email messages (mailto: format with recipient, subject, and body), phone numbers (tel: format for instant dialing), and Wi-Fi credentials (WIFI: format — scanning connects automatically to the network).
What error correction level should I use?
Level L (7%) produces smaller QR codes, ideal for screens. Level M (15%) is the recommended default. Level Q (25%) and H (30%) add more redundancy, making the code readable even if partially damaged — best for printed materials, stickers, or surfaces that may suffer wear.
Do generated QR Codes expire?
No. Static QR Codes (like those generated here) never expire — they simply encode fixed data. As long as the destination (URL, text) remains valid, the QR Code works indefinitely. For Pix payments specifically, use our dedicated Pix QR Code Generator.