- A website URL
- Plain text
- Wi-Fi network credentials
- Contact details (vCard)
What Can You Put in a QR Code?
How to Generate a QR Code
- Open our QR Code Generator.
- Select the type of QR code: URL, text, Wi-Fi, or vCard.
- Enter the required information (e.g., a link or Wi-Fi password).
- Optionally customize the size or color.
- Click "Generate."
- Download the QR code as a PNG image.
Static vs. Dynamic QR Codes
Static QR codes have the information embedded directly. They never change and never expire. Dynamic QR codes use a short link that can be updated later, but they usually require a paid service. For most personal or small business needs, static codes are perfect.
Common Uses for QR Codes
- Restaurants: Digital menus
- Business cards: Share contact info instantly
- Events: Connect guests to Wi-Fi without typing passwords
- Marketing: Link to websites, offers, or social media