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Free QR code generator · No account · No upload
The QR code generator that lives in your browser.
Design a QR code for a link, a menu, a contact card or a WiFi network. Ten content types, frames, colours and print-ready export. Everything is generated on your device.
- No upload
- No login
- No watermark
The studio
Make a QR code worth scanning.
Start with one of ten content types, then shape it. The preview updates as you type. Downloads are generated locally, in vector and raster.
1 · Content
Live2 · Design
Modules
Corners
Foreground
Modules
Background
Paper
Logo optional
Quiet zone
modules
3 · Download
Vector SVG
Live preview
SVG
PNG
Nothing uploaded
Scan the preview with your phone, or use Test scan. Keep the quiet zone: it is part of the code.
Everything you need
A serious QR tool, without the subscription.
The controls you actually use, built to produce a code that scans and prints. No account, no expiry, no watermark.
Colours that fit
Pick foreground and background, or start from a preset. A contrast check warns you before a pretty idea becomes a code nobody can scan.
Dot, corners and frames
Square, rounded or dotted modules; square or rounded corners. Then wrap it in a card, badge or ticket frame with your own caption.
Your logo, centred
Drop in a PNG or JPG. The logo sits on a clean plate and error correction steps up to H, so the code keeps working around it.
Ten QR types
Link, text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, WiFi, contact card, calendar event and map location. Every payload is built locally.
Nothing leaves the tab
Generation runs in JavaScript on your device. There is no upload endpoint and no account. Open the network panel and watch it stay empty.
Guides
Pick the QR code you need.
Short, practical guides for the most common jobs. Each one explains the format, the print size and the mistake to avoid.
WiFi QR code
Let guests join the network without typing a password.
Read the guide →vCard QR code
A contact card that saves name, phone and email in one scan.
Read the guide →WhatsApp QR code
Open a chat with your number, with the first message ready.
Read the guide →Menu QR code
Put the menu on every table without reprinting the cards.
Read the guide →QR code with logo
Add a logo without breaking the scan. Sizes and error correction.
Read the guide →QR code SVG
Why vector wins for print, and when a PNG is enough.
Read the guide →Privacy by design
A QR generator that keeps the data on your device.
QRCanvas is a browser-based QR designer. The content you type is encoded by JavaScript in the tab, and the image is drawn by your browser. There is no backend to log it, because there is no backend.
That matters for WiFi passwords, private links and anything printed for a client. The page works offline once loaded, and the fonts are self-hosted: no third-party request carries your content.
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VectorSVG export
No accountno email, no login
No expirystatic codes
How it works
Type. Style. Download.
Three steps, no queue. The code is ready before the page finishes asking.
Choose the content
Paste a link, write text or fill in the WiFi details. The preview appears immediately.
Make it yours
Pick a preset, then adjust colours, modules, corners, logo and quiet zone.
Export and test
Take the SVG for print or a PNG for screens. Scan it with two phones before it ships.
Privacy is the architecture, not a promise.
No upload, no cookies for tracking, no analytics on the studio. The code and the file never leave the tab. eneawork.it
FAQ
Sensible questions, short answers.
If something is missing, write on GitHub. The project is public and issues are welcome.
Do my links or data get uploaded?
No. The QR code is generated in JavaScript inside your browser. There is no backend, no account and no analytics call attached to the content. You can check the Network panel while you type.
What can I encode?
Link, plain text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, WiFi, a contact card (vCard), a calendar event and a map location. Each type builds a standard payload in your browser.
What does Test scan do?
It rasterises the current code at three sizes and reads it back with a local QR decoder. If it fails, increase contrast, quiet zone or size. Always do one final scan on a phone and on the printed piece.
Can I export a PDF?
Use Print / PDF: the browser print dialog can save a vector PDF at the page size you choose. For professional print, the SVG remains the cleanest format.
Do QR codes created here expire?
No. These are static QR codes: the content is encoded in the pattern itself. They do not depend on a redirect service. If the destination changes, generate a new code and replace the printed one.
What size should I print?
Use the SVG and scale it to the final size. Keep a quiet zone of at least 4 modules, print with enough contrast and test at real size. A link code should be at least 2 cm wide; a menu on a table is safer at 3–4 cm.
Can I add a logo?
Yes. Upload a PNG or JPG, and the code moves to error correction level H. Keep the logo under about 20% of the width, leave the quiet zone intact and scan the final file with two different phones.
Can I use the codes commercially?
Yes. There is no watermark and no licence fee. Print them on menus, cards, packaging and posters for yourself or for clients.
Does it work offline?
Once the page is loaded, yes. There are no runtime calls to a server. Fonts are self-hosted, so the page does not need Google Fonts or a CDN to render.
Ready when you are
Your next QR starts here.
Free, no account and no queue. Make one, scan it, print it.
Your codes stay on your device.