Three module styles
Use classic square modules for maximum predictability, or try rounded and dot modules for a softer visual identity. Finder patterns remain square to protect scanner detection.
Create a static QR code in your browser, choose square, rounded or dot modules, optionally place a small centre logo, and download a PNG for a website, document, label or printed sign.
Use classic square modules for maximum predictability, or try rounded and dot modules for a softer visual identity. Finder patterns remain square to protect scanner detection.
Upload a small PNG, JPG or WebP logo. The tool switches to high error correction and places a light plate behind the logo, but no logo can guarantee reliable scanning in every print or lighting condition.
Choose 256, 512 or 1024 pixels. Use a larger export for print layouts, preserve the quiet margin, and avoid resizing the final code with a blurry image editor.
Open the destination first and confirm the exact HTTPS URL. Long content creates a denser matrix, so use a concise URL when possible. Keep strong contrast, leave the quiet zone untouched, and test the downloaded image from the planned distance on multiple phones.
A static code stores the text or URL directly. It does not track scans or provide a changeable destination by itself. Redirect and analytics services are separate third parties with their own privacy terms.
Yes. Use a small PNG, JPG or WebP logo. High error correction is selected automatically, but always test the final file.
Square is the safest default. Rounded and dot modules may work well when contrast, quiet space and final size are preserved.
A code containing plain text or a direct URL has no built-in expiry. The linked page, domain or redirect can still change or stop working.
The QR matrix and optional logo composition run locally in your browser with bundled code. Review the privacy policy for other site services such as hosting, consent management, advertising or analytics.