Choose the right format
Enter a website, Wi-Fi network, contact, event, message, location, or other supported payload.
Private QR creation, made practical
Free QR Code Generator
Create, customize, and download QR codes entirely in your browser. Make codes for URLs, Wi-Fi, text, email, contacts, and more—free, with no registration or payload uploads.
Private by design
Create your QR code
Your QR content stays in this browser. No account, payload upload, or tracking link is required. An email address is requested only when you choose to download PNG.
Preview
Test the finished code with more than one device before publishing or printing it.
How it works
From information to tested code in three steps
Generate it privately
Your browser creates the QR image. HighEndDIY does not receive the information or uploaded logo.
Download and test
Enter your email to unlock PNG and SVG downloads, then scan-test the finished design at its real size.
Knowledge hub
Design for the person holding the camera
QR-code fundamentals
Understand how QR codes store information, recover from damage, and scan reliably.
Explore qr-code fundamentalsCreation and design
Build readable QR codes with suitable size, contrast, quiet zones, and artwork.
Explore creation and designMarketing and business
Use QR codes in print and customer journeys without creating friction or confusion.
Explore marketing and businessIndustry applications
Explore context-specific workflows for education, healthcare, hospitality, and more.
Explore industry applicationsSafety, trust and accessibility
Reduce phishing, privacy, usability, and access barriers around QR-code experiences.
Explore safety, trust and accessibilityCommon questions
Useful answers, without the mystery
Is the generator really free?
Yes. The initial generator has no account, scan limit, paid tier, or tracking redirect.
Does HighEndDIY see my QR-code information?
No. Generation and logo processing happen locally in your browser. Do not enable third-party tools in a way that records generator inputs.
Which download format should I choose?
PNG is convenient for everyday digital use. SVG stays sharp at different print sizes and is generally the better starting point for professional layouts.