Create custom QR codes for links, WiFi, WhatsApp, social media, contacts and much more. Pick colors, shapes and your logo, and download them in high quality. Every feature is free.
QRcrea is an online QR code generator built so anyone can create a professional code in under a minute, with no technical knowledge. Choose what you want to share, fill in the details and the code is drawn instantly in the preview.
Use it to let customers open your website, join your WiFi, message you on WhatsApp, save your contact card or view your restaurant menu. The codes work with the camera of any Android phone or iPhone, without installing apps.
Keep good contrast: a dark code on a light background. Very pale colors or photo backgrounds make the code hard to read on many phones.
Use a minimum size of 2 × 2 cm (about 0.8 in) for short distances such as business cards, and go bigger when it will be scanned from afar: as a rule, the side of the code should be at least one tenth of the scanning distance.
Leave a white margin around the code (the "quiet zone") and add a line that invites people to scan, such as "Scan to see the menu".
If the content may change (a promotion, a menu, a link), use a dynamic code: you can change the destination without reprinting.
Each type of code has its own generator with exactly the fields it needs. Pick the one that fits what you want to share:
Yes. You can create, customize and download QR codes for free, with no paid plans and no watermarks. To download you only need a free account, created with your email or Google in a few seconds.
Static codes never expire: the information is stored in the code itself and works as long as the destination exists. Dynamic codes work as long as your account and the code remain active.
A static code stores the information directly and cannot be changed later. A dynamic code stores a short link that redirects to the destination, so you can change that destination at any time and see scan statistics.
Yes. In the "Logo" panel you upload your image and adjust its size and margin. Raise error correction to "Maximum (H)" so the code still scans even if the logo covers part of it.
For print, use SVG or PDF: they are vector formats and stay sharp at any size. For web and social media, PNG or WEBP are enough.
No. The camera on almost every Android phone and on iPhones with iOS 11 or later recognizes QR codes directly.
Yes. The codes you create are yours and you can use them on products, ads, packaging or any material for your business.