How to create a Wi-Fi QR code
Create a Wi-Fi QR code for guests, choose the right network settings, and test it before printing.
Read the guide →Free QR Code Generator.
No signup required.
Create QR codes for a URL, Wi-Fi network, contact card, text, or SMS.
Add your logo and download PNG or SVG for free. Static codes do not expire.
Create your free QR code in three steps.
- Choose what to share. Link to a website, help guests join Wi-Fi, share a contact card, display text, or open an SMS draft.
- Enter your details and customize. Add your content, choose colors and shapes, and optionally add a logo. Keep strong contrast so the code stays readable.
- Download and test. Choose PNG for everyday sharing or SVG for a print layout that needs resizing. Scan the exported code before sharing or printing it.
No signup is required, and guest content and logos stay in your browser. Static codes have no built-in expiry; a linked website must remain available. Changing the encoded details requires a new download and replacement of printed copies.
Practical QR code guides.
Static vs dynamic QR codes: which should you use?
Understand what changes after printing, how static and dynamic QR codes work, and when each fits your project.
Read the guide →How to print a QR code that scans reliably
Choose a print format, preserve contrast and clear space, and test a QR code at its final printed size.
Read the guide →How to add a logo to a QR code safely
Add a logo to a free QR code, keep the pattern readable, and test your exported design before sharing or printing.
Read the guide →Create freely. Save if you need to.
Download without an account, or keep your static designs in a free collection.
Your code, ready to share.
- Free static QR downloads
- Colors, shapes, and your own logo
- PNG and SVG exports
Your QR collection, in one place.
- Save up to 20 static codes
- Reopen, restyle, and download anytime
- All five content types, including SMS
Dynamic URL codes · Coming soonPrint once.
Print once.
Change the destination later.
We’re working on dynamic URL codes for future paid plans. This preview shows how changing a destination would keep the same printed QR. The free generator creates static codes.
Same short linkmyqrl.ink/your-code
Redirects to
example.com/summer-menuComing soon · illustration, not an issued short linkFree tools for your next QR code.
More possibilities. Coming soon.
We’re working on paid plans with editable QR destinations and larger saved collections. For now, create and download static QR codes for free—no signup required.
Create a free QR codeA few things worth knowing.
Do static QR codes expire?
No. Their content is encoded in the image itself. A website link still depends on the destination website remaining available.
What happens when I edit a static code?
The saved entry is replaced. You must download and reprint the updated QR. Existing printed copies retain the old content.
Are my guest content and logo stored?
No. Guest generation happens in your browser, with no content uploads or local storage. Leaving or refreshing clears your work. A downloaded image stays on your device.
Can I change the destination after printing?
A static code keeps the information encoded when you download it. To change its URL, generate a new code and replace the printed copies. Dynamic codes with editable destinations are planned for future paid plans.
Are paid plans available?
Not yet. Paid plans are coming soon. The static generator is free, including logos and PNG/SVG downloads, with no signup required.
Can an SMS QR send a message automatically?
No. It opens a message draft in a compatible app. The visitor reviews and sends it.
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