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Free QR code generator

One link. A world of possibilities. Turn your URL or text into a QR code, make it yours, and download it in seconds.

100% freeNo signupWorks in your browser
Created in your browser

What should your code open?

Link to your menu, portfolio, event, or next big idea.

Make it yours

Advanced settings

Higher levels help a code survive damage, but make it denser. The clear border is always included.

Your code links straight to your content. No redirects, expiry dates, or scan limits from Krumzi.

Your QR code Live preview
Your generated QR code

Scan with your phone camera to test

Encoded content

https://www.krumzi.com/

No watermark. Yours to use anywhere.

From link to scan

Make a QR code in three steps

1

Add your link or text

Choose Website to share a menu, event page, or portfolio. Choose Text to share a short message. Your preview updates as you type.

2

Choose your colors

Match your brand with a dark code and a light background. Keep the clear border around your code so phones can read it.

3

Download and test

Download a PNG for everyday use or an SVG for scalable print artwork. Scan the finished code with your phone before sharing or printing.

A small square. A useful shortcut.

A QR code stores a link or text in a pattern a phone camera can read. Put one where typing a URL would get in the way.

Menus & packaging

Take someone from a table or a product label to your menu, instructions, or shop.

Business cards & portfolios

Give your work a shortcut. Link a printed card to your website or social profile.

Events & flyers

Turn a poster into a next step. Send people straight to tickets, registration, or directions.

PNG for everyday. SVG for any size.

Drop a PNG into your document or presentation. For print artwork, choose SVG so your code stays sharp when you resize it. Both formats include a clear border for scanning.

Always test the code at its final size. More text means a denser pattern, and a code on a distant poster needs more room than one on a business card.

Your code is ready. Give it a good home.

Describe a flyer, poster, or menu to Krumzi. AI designs it from scratch, and you can ask it to add a QR code right in the editor.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Is this QR code generator really free?

Yes. Create and download as many static QR codes as you need. There's no signup, watermark, subscription, or scan limit from Krumzi.

Do these QR codes expire?

The code itself has no expiry date. It stores your URL or text directly, so it doesn't depend on Krumzi to work. For a website code, the destination still needs to stay online and accessible.

Can I change the destination after downloading?

These are static QR codes. To change the encoded URL or text, make a new code and replace the old image. If you own the linked webpage, you can update that page's content without changing the code.

Should I download PNG or SVG?

PNG works well in documents, presentations, and social posts. Choose 512, 1024, or 2048 pixels. SVG stays sharp at any size, making it a good choice for printed flyers, packaging, posters, and business cards.

Can I make a QR code for a menu, PDF, or social profile?

Yes. Paste the public URL of your menu, hosted PDF, or social profile into the Website field. This tool encodes the link, not the file itself. Check that visitors can open the destination without needing your login.

Why won't my QR code scan?

Use a dark code on a light, plain background, keep the clear border, and avoid stretching or cropping the image. Long links produce denser codes, so give them more space. Test the final printed size and the lighting where it will be used.

Is my URL or text uploaded anywhere?

QR generation and downloads happen locally in your browser. The generator doesn't send your encoded content to a server. These static codes don't include scan analytics or a Krumzi tracking redirect.

Can I use a transparent background?

Yes, both PNG and SVG support transparency. The preview shows transparency on white. Put the downloaded code on a plain, light surface and leave the clear border free of other design elements.

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