Choose the kind of QR code you need: URL, WhatsApp, WiFi, contact (vCard) or plain text. The code appears instantly, ready to download as PNG or SVG. Everything runs in your own browser and nothing is uploaded to any server.
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Step 1
Choose a QR Code Type
Fill in the details and the QR code appears below right away.
If it does not start with http:// or https://, https:// is added automatically.
Include the country code, without + or leading zeros (for example 14155550123).
Step 2
Customize the Look (Optional)
Result
Fill in the details above to create a QR code.
Paste this code into your website or online shop page.
Note: the SVG file does not include the logo yet; use PNG if you added one.
Show the QR code content (raw data)
ℹ️ All QR codes and links on this page are created on your own device, in the browser. No numbers, messages or other data are uploaded to or stored on SoftwareHub servers.
How This QR Code Generator Works
Every QR code on this page is made by turning your data (a link, WhatsApp number, WiFi details, contact or text) into the standard QR pattern, directly in your browser with JavaScript. No data is sent to a server, so the tool even keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
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URL & Text
A QR code for any website link or free text.
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WhatsApp
wa.me link, HTML button and QR code in one go.
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WiFi
Guests scan once and connect, no password typing.
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Contact (vCard)
One scan saves the contact on the other phone.
Tips for Using QR Codes in a Small Business
Put a WhatsApp QR code at the counter or on packaging. Customers scan it to start a chat without saving your number.
Write a clear prefilled message. For example "Hi, I have a question about [product name]" so you know where the customer came from.
Print the code large enough and test it first. Codes that are too small or blurry are hard to scan, especially with a logo.
Use the wa.me link in your social bio or marketplace profile. Besides the QR code, the same link works as text or as a button on your website.
Frequently Asked Questions
A QR code is a square pattern that stores text, a link or other data. To scan one, open your phone's camera app (most modern phones scan QR codes directly) or a QR scanner app, point it at the code, and the link or notification appears automatically.
No. These are static QR codes: the data is stored in the pattern itself, not behind a redirect service, so they keep working forever and there is no scan limit. The flip side is that you cannot change the content later; make a new code instead.
Open the WhatsApp tab and enter the phone number in international format, with the country code and without the leading zero or plus sign (for example 14155550123 for a US number). Add a prefilled message if you like. The wa.me link, HTML button code and QR code appear instantly, ready to copy or download.
No. Everything is computed in your browser with JavaScript. Phone numbers, messages, WiFi names, passwords and contact details are never sent to SoftwareHub or anyone else.
Open the WiFi tab and enter the network name (SSID), the password and the security type (usually WPA/WPA2). Guests can scan the code with the camera of a recent Android phone or iPhone and connect automatically without typing anything.
vCard is the standard format for digital business cards, holding a name, phone number, email and company. When someone scans a vCard QR code, their phone offers to save the contact right away, which makes it handy on printed business cards and flyers.
Yes. Upload a logo in the settings and it is drawn in the center of the code on a white background for contrast. The tool automatically raises the error correction level so the code still scans, but keep the logo small and test scanning before you print it widely.
PNG is a raster image, good for social media, chats and documents, and it includes your logo if you added one. SVG is a vector format that scales without losing sharpness, ideal for large prints such as banners and stickers, but it does not include the logo overlay yet.
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