Quickly create a QR code for a specific URL, such as an article, registration form, or online document. Enter the web address and customize the QR code with different patterns, corner styles, and colors. Choose a solid color or gradient, adjust the image size and padding, and set the damage resistance level for reliable scanning. Fast, free, and easy to use. Created with love by team Browserling.
Quickly create a QR code for a specific URL, such as an article, registration form, or online document. Enter the web address and customize the QR code with different patterns, corner styles, and colors. Choose a solid color or gradient, adjust the image size and padding, and set the damage resistance level for reliable scanning. Fast, free, and easy to use. Created with love by team Browserling.
This online URL QR code generator lets you convert web addresses into QR codes that can be scanned with a smartphone. A URL is the address of an online resource, such as a website, a specific page, an article, or a downloadable file. By turning a URL into a QR code, you give people a simple way to visit online content without entering the address themselves. To get started, provide the full URL, including its prefix, such as "https://". The tool stores the address in a QR code that compatible devices can scan to open the destination. For example, you can create a QR code that leads directly to a product page, an online document, an event registration form, or a particular section of a website. The available options also let you change the code's appearance. Pick from six pattern styles, including classic squares, round dots, and more decorative shapes. You can modify the corner borders and centers, use individual colors for them, or create a two-color gradient for the main pattern. The background can have a different color as well. You can add a chain-shaped mark in the middle to show that the QR code opens a web address. It can match the pattern's solid color or two-color gradient, or use a separate color. Specify the PNG dimensions and the amount of space surrounding the QR code. There are also four damage-resistance settings to improve scanning when the image is partly damaged or obscured. After customizing the QR code, scan it with a smartphone to check the link, then download the PNG. QR-tastic!
This online URL QR code generator lets you convert web addresses into QR codes that can be scanned with a smartphone. A URL is the address of an online resource, such as a website, a specific page, an article, or a downloadable file. By turning a URL into a QR code, you give people a simple way to visit online content without entering the address themselves. To get started, provide the full URL, including its prefix, such as "https://". The tool stores the address in a QR code that compatible devices can scan to open the destination. For example, you can create a QR code that leads directly to a product page, an online document, an event registration form, or a particular section of a website. The available options also let you change the code's appearance. Pick from six pattern styles, including classic squares, round dots, and more decorative shapes. You can modify the corner borders and centers, use individual colors for them, or create a two-color gradient for the main pattern. The background can have a different color as well. You can add a chain-shaped mark in the middle to show that the QR code opens a web address. It can match the pattern's solid color or two-color gradient, or use a separate color. Specify the PNG dimensions and the amount of space surrounding the QR code. There are also four damage-resistance settings to improve scanning when the image is partly damaged or obscured. After customizing the QR code, scan it with a smartphone to check the link, then download the PNG. QR-tastic!
In this example, we turn Wikipedia's home page URL into a classic black-and-white QR code. We use square patterns and traditional corner markers to keep the design simple and familiar. The resulting PNG is perfect for educational handouts, reading lists, and classroom materials.
This example turns the Silent Hill Wiki URL into a custom QR code with a dark, atmospheric color scheme. We combine elegant rounded shapes with a diagonal black-to-dark-red gradient and give the corner markers their own colors for extra contrast. High damage resistance helps keep the code readable even if part of it becomes damaged. We also place a dark-red chain emblem in the center of the URL QR code, using a separate solid color that matches the inner corner markers.
In this example, we turn the Gmail website URL into a colorful QR code inspired by Google's familiar color palette. Blue rounded modules form the main pattern, while red corner frames and green circular centers add playful accents. The resulting QR code has a bright, recognizable design that works well on email setup guides and digital literacy handouts.
Read a QR code from an image and extract its contents.
Change the colors, size, and appearance of a QR code.
Place a custom logo or image in the center of a QR code.
Turn a QR code into a scalable SVG image.
Turn a QR code into a downloadable PNG file.
Create a QR code that links directly to a PDF document.
Create a QR code that lets customers leave a Google review.
Create a QR code that opens a restaurant's digital menu.
Create a QR code that opens a WhatsApp chat with a phone number.
Create a QR code that links directly to an Instagram profile.
Create a QR code that opens a YouTube video or channel.
Create a QR code that links to a Facebook page or profile.
Create a QR code that opens a TikTok profile or video.
Create a QR code that links to a LinkedIn profile or company page.
Create a QR code that opens a location in Google Maps.
Create a QR code containing event details, dates, and locations.
Create a QR code that opens a payment link or checkout page.
Create a QR code that links to an app in the App Store or Google Play.
Create a QR code that opens a Spotify song, album, or playlist.
Add a custom text label below a QR code, such as "Scan Me".
Surround a QR code with a customizable decorative frame.
Generate multiple QR codes at once from a list of text or URLs.
Arrange multiple QR codes on a printable sheet.
Test whether a QR code can be scanned and decoded correctly.
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We're Browserling – a friendly and fun cross-browser testing company powered by alien technology. At Browserling, our mission is to make people's lives easier, so we created this collection of QR code tools. Our tools have the simplest user interface that doesn't require advanced computer skills and they are used by millions of people every month. Behind the scenes, all QR tools are actually powered by our web developer tools that we created over the last couple of years. Check them out!
