A small square. A useful connection.
Create WiFi, contact and text QR codes, add a logo, or decode a QR image locally.
Make it yours
Preview & results
Always test your code on a phone before printing, especially with a logo. WiFi passwords are included in the QR code.
Scan a QR image
How to use it
- 1Choose the type
A link or plain text, WiFi details, or a contact card.
- 2Fill in the details
For WiFi, enter the network name, password and security type. For contacts, the vCard fields.
- 3Download or scan
Save the PNG, add a logo if you like, or decode an existing QR image to see what it contains.
Good to know
Made in your browser
Codes are generated locally; nothing about your network or contact is uploaded.
The scanner never acts on a code
Decoding an uploaded image shows the contents. It never opens a link or joins a network by itself.
vCard 3.0 for contacts
Widely supported by phone address books.
Logos need testing
A logo sits in the centre with high error correction. Always scan the finished code with a real phone before printing it.
Common uses
- A guest WiFi card for a kitchen or reception desk
- A link on a poster or flyer
- Contact details on a business card
- A menu or price list link for a table tent
- Checking what an unfamiliar QR code contains, safely
Questions
How do I make a WiFi QR code?
Choose WiFi, enter the network name, password and security type, then download the image. Phone cameras offer to join the network when they scan it.
Is my WiFi password sent anywhere?
No. The code is created in your browser. The password is inside the QR image, so treat the picture itself as sensitive.
Will a logo stop the code from scanning?
It can if it covers too much. A small central logo with high error correction usually works, but test the printed size on a phone.
Can I check a QR code I received?
Yes. Upload the image and the contents are shown as text. Nothing is opened or connected automatically.
Good to know
Processing stays in your browser. The scanner reads uploaded images; it never automatically opens links or connects to WiFi. Contact codes use vCard 3.0. Logos use a small central overlay and high error correction; scan reliability depends on the content and print quality.