Create a QR code for a website, Wi-Fi network, contact or message, and make it your own with colors and a logo. Preview your design, check that it scans and download a PNG without an account.
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Only the design is saved by default. With your consent, QR content is also saved in encrypted storage.
Choose what a scan should open or display. Your phone or scanner decides how to handle contacts, networks, messages and calendar data; a QR code does not perform those actions by itself.
A URL QR stores a complete web address. Scanning offers a link to the website; it does not host the page or bypass its access permissions.
Useful for: Landing pages, stores, portfolios, product pages and booking pages.
Enter: The full http:// or https:// address, then verify the exact destination.
Create URL QRShare network credentials with compatible scanners. Choose WPA/WPA2-Personal, legacy WEP or an open network, and mark a hidden network if needed. Enterprise Wi-Fi is not supported.
Useful for: A guest network at home, reception or an event.
Enter: The exact SSID, security type and password. Anyone with the QR can read its credentials.
Create Wi-Fi QRA vCard 3.0 QR carries a contact that a compatible app can offer to import. Names, company, department, job title, phone numbers, email addresses, website, address and a note are supported.
Useful for: Business cards, event badges and staff contact sharing.
Enter: At least a first or last name, then only the contact details you want to share publicly.
Create contact QRStore text directly in the pattern, including line breaks and Unicode characters. A scanner can display or copy it without needing a hosted page. More text produces a denser code.
Useful for: Short reference notes, labels and classroom instructions.
Enter: A concise message; check the encoded data before downloading.
Create text QROpen a draft in a compatible email app with a recipient, optional subject and message. Scanning does not send the email or guarantee delivery.
Useful for: A customer enquiry, event contact or feedback draft.
Enter: One recipient email address and any draft subject or message.
Create email QROpen a text-message draft with a number and optional message. Prefilled-message support varies between scanners and messaging apps; the user still chooses whether to send.
Useful for: A short reply or an appointment enquiry.
Enter: An international phone number starting with +, then an optional message.
Create SMS QROffer a telephone number to a compatible dialer. A scan does not automatically place a call, and phone extensions are not supported by this generator.
Useful for: A service desk, sales contact or printed phone directory.
Enter: The + country code and phone number.
Create phone QRBuild a wa.me chat link with an optional draft message. The number must have a WhatsApp account. This is a link to WhatsApp, not an integration that sends messages for you.
Useful for: A business enquiry or a conversation link on a flyer.
Enter: An international phone number and optional draft message.
Create WhatsApp QREncode latitude and longitude for a compatible map app. An optional map label uses a scanner-dependent geo query. The tool does not request your device location.
Useful for: An event meeting point, property location or trail marker.
Enter: The verified coordinates and, if useful, a short map label.
Create location QREmbed an iCalendar event, not an invitation. Add a title, start, optional end, location, description and event URL. Timed events use your chosen IANA timezone and are encoded in UTC; all-day events use dates.
Useful for: A workshop, open day or meeting reminder.
Enter: The event details and correct timezone. Calendar import depends on the scanner.
Create event QREncode a static INR payment request with a UPI ID, payee name, optional amount and note. LoveMyFiles does not verify the account, process the payment or confirm receipt.
Useful for: Sharing your own verified UPI payment details.
Enter: The payee details. Check them in the payment app; never enter a PIN, OTP or bank password here.
Create UPI QRSocial profile is a normal URL QR, not a special QR standard. It opens the Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or other profile link you supply.
Useful for: A profile on a business card, a creator page or a channel link.
Enter: The public profile URL; selecting URL and pasting the same link works too.
Create social profile QROpen the map URL you provide rather than embedding coordinates. The map service controls its display and availability. Use Location when you want a coordinate-based QR instead.
Useful for: Directions to a venue, shop or property.
Enter: The existing share link from your map page.
Create Maps link QRLink to your existing business review page. There is no business search or automatic review submission; the customer opens the link and decides what to write.
Useful for: A reception sign, receipt or packaging insert.
Enter: The correct public review/share URL for your business.
Create review link QROpen a published form using its URL. LoveMyFiles does not collect form answers or change the form permissions. Test whether a visitor can access it without your account.
Useful for: Registration, feedback, classroom quizzes and attendance forms.
Enter: The respondent link, not the private form-editing URL.
Create form link QRLink to an HTTP(S) app-store listing or app landing page. This option does not automatically detect a device or choose between stores.
Useful for: An app download invitation or product onboarding page.
Enter: The store or landing-page URL that your intended audience can open.
Create app link QROpen an already-hosted file address. Whether it downloads or opens in a viewer depends on the browser and host; the file is not uploaded to this generator.
Useful for: A catalogue, handbook or public download.
Enter: A stable public file URL and confirm its permissions.
Create download link QRPoint guests to an already-published menu page or file. The QR does not upload, host or edit the menu. A page you control can be updated without changing its URL.
Useful for: Table signs, takeaway packaging and an entrance display.
Enter: The menu URL; test it on a phone without signing into your hosting account.
Create menu link QRShare a link to a PDF or other hosted document. The QR stores its address, not the document itself, and cannot grant access to a restricted file.
Useful for: Instructions, office documents, reading materials and brochures.
Enter: The public document URL. Keep that URL available for as long as you use the QR.
Create document link QRStart with the action you want a scan to offer: opening a link, joining Wi-Fi, importing a contact or reading text.
Use a complete URL or the relevant fields. Check phone country codes, form permissions and contact information before publishing.
Choose colors and a pattern, then add a compact logo or frame if needed. Leave a clear border around the pattern.
Review your QR preview. Optimize can change colors, transparency, patterns or error correction to improve readability.
The preview is decoded at normal and half size. Also scan with your intended phones; a software check cannot prove printed artwork will work.
Guests can download PNG. A free account unlocks SVG, JPEG, WebP and PDF exports, projects, brand presets and CSV batches.
Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP logo up to 2 MiB and 16 million pixels. The editor resizes it to at most 512 pixels on its longest side. Adjust the logo size, padding, rounded backing and optional white background without covering more of the pattern than necessary.
Auto optimization uses high error correction with a logo and may reduce its size. Extra redundancy is not permission to cover the positioning eyes or a large part of the QR. Scan-test the final design before printing.
Set the module color, background and separate eye colors. Dark modules on a light surface are the clearest starting point. Fix contrast adjusts weak combinations.
Transparent backgrounds depend on the final surface; JPEG adds a white background. Linear and radial gradients have an end color and rotation control. Auto optimization can switch transparency off.
Choose square, rounded, dot, extra-rounded, classy or classy-rounded modules. Outer and inner eye styles are separate. Start with square patterns if a more decorative design fails scanning.
Keep the center logo modest. Padding separates it from modules, radius shapes the backing, and a white backing can keep a multicolor logo legible.
Choose a border, rounded frame, top or bottom label, badge or card. Set frame colors, text color, font size and corner radius. A frame increases the final file dimensions.
Choose Auto, L, M, Q or H. The quiet-zone control uses module widths, from 4 to 12, rather than fixed CSS pixels. More data or redundancy can require a larger print.
Start from a design preset or reuse an account brand preset. Auto optimization can adjust the effective design; the explicit Optimize action can simplify a failing pattern further.
Single QR exports offer 256, 512, 1024, 2048 or 4096 pixels for the QR area. Frames add space around it. SVG stays vector; raster formats depend on browser support.
The main editor creates static QR codes: the content you enter is stored directly in the pattern. That pattern has no LoveMyFiles-controlled expiration. A website, file, network password or phone number can still change or stop working.
Free signed-in accounts can also create managed dynamic links. Their QR opens a LoveMyFiles destination page first, where the visitor chooses to continue to the HTTPS website. You can change that destination, pause or delete the link. Moderation can disable unsafe links.
| Feature | Static QR | Managed dynamic link QR |
|---|---|---|
| Content in the pattern | Your text, network details or destination URL | A LoveMyFiles /q/ link |
| Editable destination | Not inside an existing pattern; changes require a new QR | Account owner can change the HTTPS destination |
| Counts | No built-in static scan analytics | Link opens, not unique visitors or verified camera scans |
| Service dependency | No LoveMyFiles redirect; the encoded destination may need hosting | Depends on LoveMyFiles and the destination website |
| Reprinting | Needed when encoded content changes | Usually not for a destination change; deletion or blocking stops access |
Error correction adds redundant data that can help a decoder recover a damaged pattern. L, M, Q and H increase that redundancy in order. More redundancy can make a QR denser, so the highest setting is not automatically the easiest to scan at a small print size.
In this editor, Auto chooses M for a plain square design and H for a logo or a non-square module pattern. With auto optimization enabled, a logo uses H even if you previously selected a lower level. Simplify the content or enlarge the print if the code becomes too dense.
The quiet zone is the clear border on every side of the QR pattern. Scanners use it to separate the code from nearby text, artwork and edges. Standard QR codes need at least four module widths; LoveMyFiles starts at 4 and lets you increase the margin to 12.
Keep this border when cropping or placing the export. A frame outside the quiet zone is not a substitute for it, and a transparent border needs a clear surface behind it.
There is no universal perfect print size. Data density, scanning distance, camera quality, paper, glare and printing sharpness all matter. Export pixels are not a physical size: check the dimensions in your layout and print a test before a large run.
Keep the contact or link concise. Leave enough space for the full quiet zone, and test the actual card rather than a zoomed screen preview.
Place the QR beside a clear reason to scan. Keep surrounding text outside its clear border and test the paper and print method you will use.
Avoid folds, curved seams and reflective areas. Test a finished package under ordinary lighting, not only the flat design file.
Use a public menu link and check guest access on mobile. Test laminated signs for glare and replace worn prints when scanning becomes unreliable.
Allow for a longer viewing distance than a business card. Print a sample and try it from where people will actually stand.
Use SVG where your print workflow supports it. Check sight lines, contrast, lighting and scanning distance before approving the final artwork.
Use Contact for a vCard or URL for your website. A mail client may resize an image, so test the received signature.
Back to generatorUse Wi-Fi for a guest network. Display it only where you intend to share those network credentials.
Back to generatorUse Menu for your published menu or URL for a booking page. The linked service handles availability and reservations.
Back to generatorUse Google Forms for a respondent URL, or Document for existing reading materials. Confirm that students can open the link.
Back to generatorUse Event for calendar details or URL for registration. A calendar QR does not register a visitor for the event.
Back to generatorUse Review for a review link or URL for product instructions. The QR does not generate reviews or collect feedback itself.
Back to generatorUse Location for coordinates, Maps for an existing map link, or URL for a property page.
Back to generatorUse Document for a stable hosted PDF or handbook. Restricted documents still require the host permissions.
Back to generatorGenerate multiple URL or Wi-Fi QR codes with one shared design and a ZIP download. CSV batch generation requires a free account. It does not currently support contact, event or payment batches.
A batch accepts up to 100 data rows in a CSV no larger than 1 MiB, with a ZIP limit of 25 MiB. Each batch image, including its frame, fits within 512 pixels. Rows are validated before export; QR rendering and ZIP creation run in the browser.
URL columns: name, url and filename. Wi-Fi columns: name, ssid, password, security and filename. URL and SSID are required for their respective types; security defaults to WPA when not mapped. The batch format has no hidden-network column.
Open batch generatorStatic QR encoding, preview scan checks, PNG, SVG, JPEG and WebP rendering happen in your browser. Choosing a logo reads and resizes it locally. Ordinary static generation does not send the entered QR content to the QR account APIs.
PDF export sends a rendered QR image to the server to build the PDF response; that image contains your encoded information. Saving a project sends its name, type, design, tags, folder choice and any included logo to account storage. Brand presets also store the design and included logo.
The Save QR content checkbox is off by default. When enabled, your content fields are sent to account storage and encrypted at rest. Without that consent, the project stores its design and metadata, not its content fields. Encryption does not make a shared QR secret: someone can scan the downloaded pattern.
When the editor sends you to sign in, a tab-local sessionStorage draft can preserve your design and content for the return. CSV parsing and ZIP creation stay in the browser. Do not use a shared computer for confidential Wi-Fi or contact details.
Managed dynamic links store their destination and settings on the server. Their counters record link-open totals by day, not unique people or proven camera scans. General website traffic, cookies and analytics are covered by the site privacy policy; this page does not promise that no information ever leaves your device.
Read the privacy policyYes. Static generation, logo customization and guest PNG downloads are free. Extra formats, saved projects, brand presets, dynamic links and CSV batches use a free account. QR generation does not deduct tool credits.
A static pattern has no LoveMyFiles-controlled expiration. Its website, file, credentials or contact details may stop working. Managed dynamic links depend on this service and can be paused, deleted or disabled.
Not for creating a static QR and downloading PNG. Sign in for SVG, JPEG, WebP and PDF exports, saved projects, reusable brand presets, managed dynamic links and CSV batches.
Yes, including as a guest. Choose a PNG, JPG or WebP logo up to 2 MiB and 16 million pixels. Keep it compact, leave the positioning eyes visible and test the resulting QR.
Yes. You can set module, background and eye colors, choose linear or radial gradients and use transparency. Dark-on-light contrast is more dependable; test the actual surface behind a transparent QR.
Select Wi-Fi and enter the exact network name, security type and password. Open networks do not use a password. Hidden networks are supported in the single editor, but enterprise Wi-Fi is not. Anyone who has the QR can read the credentials.
Choose URL and paste the complete http:// or https:// address. Preview the QR, test the destination and download it. A static URL QR does not host the website or bypass login restrictions.
Yes, by choosing Document link or URL and entering the address of an already-hosted PDF. This generator does not upload or embed the PDF. Check that the intended readers have permission to open it.
A free account can generate URL or Wi-Fi batches from UTF-8 CSV. Upload up to 100 data rows in a file no larger than 1 MiB, map the columns and download a PNG or SVG ZIP. Other QR types are not supported in CSV batches.
Its content is encoded directly in the pattern. Editing that content requires a new QR. You can update a webpage behind an unchanged URL, but you cannot change the address already inside a printed static pattern.
It encodes a managed link whose destination can change. LoveMyFiles account dynamic links show a destination page before continuing to the HTTPS website. Counts represent link opens, not unique people or confirmed QR scans.
SVG is useful for vector-based print layouts and needs a free account. A large PNG can also work when placed at an appropriate physical size. Do not stretch the pattern, and test the final print with its quiet zone intact.
Common causes include weak contrast, a cropped border, an oversized logo, dense content, stretching, glare or a print that is too small for the scanning distance. Try Optimize, simplify the design and test again on multiple phones.
It adds redundancy to help recover damaged data. L, M, Q and H offer increasing redundancy but can make the code denser. Auto uses M for a plain square design and H for a logo or non-square pattern.
It is the clear border around the QR pattern. The editor uses at least four module widths on every side and allows up to twelve. Keep the border clear in the final artwork; a decorative frame does not replace it.
Yes. The built-in check decodes the preview at normal and half size, but it cannot guarantee a camera scan on your printed material. Test the exported file and final print on the intended phones, at the expected distance.
