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Free QR Code Generator — With Logo, Colors, Scanner & Bulk Export
Most free QR code generators lock the genuinely useful features — adding your own logo, choosing custom colors, downloading a print-quality vector file, or generating many QR codes at once — behind a paid plan. This tool gives you all of that for free, with no signup, no watermark, and no limits. Create QR codes for plain text, website links, WiFi passwords, UPI payments, contact cards, emails, SMS messages, or phone numbers, download them as PNG or scalable SVG, generate dozens at once with the bulk ZIP export, and even scan an existing QR code to instantly see exactly what it contains before you trust it, print it, or share it further.
How to Create a QR Code
- Step 1: Choose what kind of QR code you need from the dropdown — Text/URL, UPI Payment, WiFi, Contact Card, Email, SMS, or Phone Call.
- Step 2: Fill in the relevant details. Your QR code updates instantly on the right as you type.
- Step 3 (optional): Pick a quick color preset or customize your own colors, choose an error correction level, pick a size, or upload your own logo to appear in the center.
- Step 4: Download as PNG (great for sharing) or SVG (perfect for printing at any size without losing quality).
- Need many at once? Switch to the "Bulk Generate" tab, paste one value per line, and download a ZIP file with a QR code for each line.
Scan & Test Any QR Code Before You Trust It
The "Scan & Test QR" tab lets you upload a photo or screenshot of any QR code — one you just created, one printed on a poster, or one someone sent you — and instantly see exactly what it contains. The tool automatically recognizes common formats and presents them clearly: a WiFi QR code shows its network name and password in separate labelled fields, a UPI payment QR shows the payee's UPI ID, name, and amount, a contact card QR shows the name, phone, and email it contains, and so on. This is especially useful for double-checking a QR code you've just designed actually opens the right link or has the right WiFi password before you print it on hundreds of flyers, or for safely previewing what an unfamiliar QR code will do before you scan it with an app that immediately acts on it.
UPI QR Codes for Indian Businesses
The "UPI Payment" option generates a standard UPI deep link QR code that any UPI app (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM, and others) can scan to open a pre-filled payment screen with your UPI ID, name, and optional fixed amount. This is perfect for shopkeepers who want a printable payment QR for their counter, or freelancers sharing a payment link. Note that this tool only generates the QR code itself — it does not process, store, or handle any payment or money; the actual transaction happens entirely inside the payer's own UPI app.
Why Colors and a Logo Matter
A plain black-and-white QR code works perfectly well, but a branded one — matching your business colors, with your logo sitting in the center — looks far more professional on a menu, business card, or storefront poster, and builds more trust that the code genuinely belongs to you. Whenever a logo is added, this tool automatically switches to the highest error correction level available, which lets the QR code tolerate a portion of its pattern being covered without losing the ability to scan correctly. You're free to experiment with any color combination using the quick presets or the custom color pickers — just keep enough contrast between the QR pattern and its background so scanners can read it reliably.
Generating Many QR Codes at Once
If you need a unique QR code for each product in a catalogue, each table in a restaurant, or each invoice you send out, creating them one at a time quickly becomes tedious. The "Bulk Generate" tab solves this: paste one value per line — URLs, UPI IDs, product codes, anything — and the tool generates a properly named PNG for every single line, packages them all into one ZIP file, and downloads it in a single click. There's no limit built into the tool itself, so it comfortably handles anywhere from a handful of codes to several hundred.
100% Private: Every QR code is generated and scanned entirely inside your browser. Nothing you type or upload — including UPI IDs, WiFi passwords, contact details, or scanned images — is ever sent to any server.
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