Free QR Code Generator

QR codes that never expire — the link is baked into the pattern, not a redirect someone can switch off.

Make them for links, Wi-Fi, contact cards, email, phone, SMS and text. No sign-up, no app, no watermark — it renders as you type, and nothing ever leaves your browser.

Instant · Private · Free forever

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Your code is static and never expires — no subscription, no surprise paywall. Here's how to get the most out of it.

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A free QR code generator that runs in your browser

QRapid creates QR codes for URLs, Wi-Fi networks, contact cards (vCard), email, phone numbers, SMS, and plain text. There is no account to create and nothing to install. You type your details, the code appears instantly, and you download it as a PNG or SVG. SVG is the better choice for print because it stays sharp at any size, from a business card to an A0 poster.

Static codes that never expire

Every code QRapid makes is a static QR code: the destination is encoded directly into the pattern. That means it works forever with no subscription, no renewal, and no third-party redirect that could one day go offline. Once you print it, it keeps working as long as the page it points to stays live.

Private by design

The code is generated entirely on your device using JavaScript in the page. Nothing you type is sent to a server, so your links, Wi-Fi passwords, and contact details never leave your browser. After the page loads once, the generator even works offline.

Built for real use

You can add a logo to the centre of a code, adjust the colours, and check the contrast so the result still scans reliably. If you want step-by-step help for a specific use, such as a restaurant menu, a hotel Wi-Fi card, or a LinkedIn profile, the guides walk through each one.