QR code generator
Payments, menus, Wi-Fi and contact details in a code customers scan at the counter.
PrivateNo uploadsRuns in your browserAdd the content
Link
Any link works: a website, a shared file, a video, a social profile, an app page or your menu.
Design it
Pick an icon
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For every table and counter
One little square, and they are in
Dinner rush. Guests scan the menu at the table. Orders start sooner.
BeforeRead out links and passwords again and again
With sdevPrint one code, everyone scans
The Wi-Fi card
No more spelling out a long password. They scan and join.
Pay at the counter
A printed code by the till. Payment done in seconds.
How to make a QR code
Add the content
Pick what the code should do: open a link, join a Wi-Fi network, save a contact, start a WhatsApp chat, open a map, add a calendar event, or pay through UPI. A PDF, video, image or app page is just a link, and the App type takes both store links so one code opens the right store. Fill in the fields, or press Use sample to see a finished example.
Design it
Choose a dot style and corner shapes, set your colours, drop a logo in the middle and add a frame with a call to action such as “Scan me”. The preview updates as you go and warns you if a choice would hurt scanning.
Download
Download SVG for print and design tools, or PNG at 256 to 4096 px for screens and documents. Copy image pastes the PNG straight into chats and slides.
Good to know
- Test the code with your phone camera before printing a batch. A 2 cm code scans comfortably from about 20 cm away; make it larger for posters.
- Keep the white border around the code. Phones need it to find the code.
- Short links make simpler codes that scan faster. Long text makes the code busy and small dots.
- Wi-Fi codes work with the camera app on iPhone and Android; no app is needed. The password is stored in plain text inside the code.
- UPI codes open any UPI payment app with the name and amount filled in.
- Static codes never expire and cannot be tracked. If you need to change the link later, point the code at a page you control.
Where people use it
Wi-Fi for guests
Print a code for your home or cafe. Guests scan it and join without typing the password.
Take payments at a shop
Make a UPI code with your payee name and an amount, and stick it at the counter.
Put your contact on a card
A vCard code saves your name, phone and email in one scan.
Visiting card maker with QR codesShare a form or menu link
Turn any link into a code for posters, menus, notice boards and event banners.
Ask customers for a review
Get your direct review link first, then turn it into a code for the counter.
Google review link generator, plus directions and Maps linksChat with a shop in one tap
Make a click to chat link with a ready message and a code for it.
Chat link generator with a ready message and QR code
Why this one
It fills the right format for you, so a Wi-Fi or UPI code works on the first scan, and the design options sit right next to a live preview.
- Many kinds in one place: link, Wi-Fi, contact, chat, UPI, place and app links.
- Add your logo and a frame that says Scan me.
- Download SVG for print or PNG at any size.
- Made in your browser, no sign-up, works on phones.
What you can change
- Code type and its details
- Dot and corner styles
- Colours and background
- Logo with clear space behind it
- Frame and caption
- Export size and format
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Cite this tool
- APA
sdev.in. (n.d.). QR code generator with logo [Web tool]. https://www.sdev.in/tools/qr-code
- MLA
"QR code generator with logo." sdev.in, https://www.sdev.in/tools/qr-code.
- Chicago
sdev.in. "QR code generator with logo." https://www.sdev.in/tools/qr-code.
- BibTeX
@misc{sdev-qr-code, title = {QR code generator with logo}, author = {{sdev.in}}, howpublished = {\url{https://www.sdev.in/tools/qr-code}}, note = {Web tool} }
Questions people ask
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
Yes. Pick one of the built-in icons or drop your own PNG, SVG, JPEG or WebP. The modules behind it are cleared and error correction is raised to H, so phones still read the code. Keep the logo at or below 25% of the code.
Will a styled code still scan?
Yes, as long as the dark parts stay clearly darker than the background and the three corner squares remain visible. Round dots, coloured corners and frames are all fine. Very light colours, inverted colours and oversized logos are what break scanning, and the tool warns you about each.
Which size should I download?
SVG scales to any size and is best for print. For PNG, 512 px suits screens and documents, 1024 px or more suits posters. You can type any custom size up to 4096 px.
Can one QR code open Google Play on Android and the App Store on iPhone?
Yes. Pick the App type and paste the Play Store link, the App Store link and, if you have one, the website. The code holds a short sdev.in link that carries the two store ids. Android goes to Google Play, iPhone and iPad go to the App Store and anything else goes to the website, or to a page with both store buttons. The ids sit after the # in the link, so they never reach our server and nothing is logged.
Does the code stop working later?
No. These are static codes: the link or text is stored inside the pattern itself, nothing is hosted on a server. They never expire and there is nothing to renew. App links pass through sdev.in/qr/app, so they depend on this site staying online; the links inside them are fixed once printed, like every other code here.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The code, the logo and the image files are all generated in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.