Frequently asked questions

A QR code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores text, a link or structured data. Most recent phones can read QR codes with their camera or a compatible scanner. Support for actions such as saving contacts or joining Wi-Fi varies. Test on the devices your audience uses.

A static QR image in PNG, SVG or JPEG, without a watermark or registration. File hosting, live destination editing and scan tracking are not included.

No. The generator works entirely in your browser. No account, no login, no email required.

PNG, JPEG or WebP · up to 2 MB. Use a small logo and test the exported code. Use dark modules on a light background, keep the clear border and start with a small logo. Error correction does not guarantee a damaged or decorated code will scan.

Static QR codes generated here never expire. They contain the data directly, so they keep working as long as the destination (URL, file, etc.) is available.

Download PNG, SVG or JPEG. Scan the actual printed size on more than one phone and confirm the destination. SVG stays sharp when resized, but a code can still be too small to read.

Yes for data-only QR codes (Text, vCard, WiFi, Phone, SMS). The scan reads the encoded data directly without internet. For QR codes that point to a URL (Website, PDF, Video, Social), the phone needs internet to open the destination — the scan itself still works offline.

Static QR codes encode the data directly into the dot pattern: scanning one decodes the exact data, forever, with no server in between. Dynamic QR codes encode a short URL that redirects through a service — you can change the destination and track scans, but you depend on that service staying alive. WE CREATE QR CODE generates static codes.

Static QR codes don't include tracking by design. If you need analytics, point your QR at a URL you control (your own page, a Bitly link, a UTM-tagged URL) so the destination logs the visit. The QR itself stays the same; you swap the analytics layer on the destination side.