https:// is added for you if you leave it out.
https://xtools.im
Create QR codes for links, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, SMS, contacts, locations and calendar events. Change colors and dot shapes, add a logo, and export PNG, SVG or JPG. The codes are static: they never expire and contain no tracking.
Pick a content type, such as URL, Wi-Fi or Contact, and fill in the fields.
Under Colors and Shape, set the dot and background colors, an optional gradient, and the dot and corner styles.
Optionally click Add a logo; error correction switches to H so the code still scans.
Check the Preview and the scan test message below it.
Under Export, choose PNG, SVG or JPG and a size, then click Download or Copy image.
No. The content is encoded directly in the code, with no redirect service in between, so it works as long as the link or data inside it is valid. To change the content you need to make a new code.
Choose Wi-Fi and enter the network name, password and security type. Phones that scan it offer to join the network. The password is stored in the code, so anyone who can scan it can read it.
The logo may cover too many dots, or the colors may lack contrast. Make the logo smaller, keep dark dots on a light background, and watch the scan test, which runs in browsers with a built-in code reader.
SVG is a vector file and stays sharp at any size. PNG and JPG export up to 4096 px. Keep the quiet zone at 4 modules, the standard.
L, M, Q and H let a code survive about 7% to 30% damage. Higher levels make the code denser, so if you see “Too much data”, shorten the content or lower the level.
No. The code is generated in your browser, and Wi-Fi passwords and contact details stay on your device.