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QR Code Generator — Free PNG Download

Generate a QR code for any URL or text and download it as a PNG at up to 1024px. Free, instant, no sign-up and no account needed.

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About QR Code Generator

Generate a scannable QR code for any URL or text and download it as a PNG. Pick the output size — 256, 400, 512 or 1024 pixels — and save it straight to your device. No sign-up, no account, and no limit on how many you make.

Encode any URL or text, up to 4000 characters
Choose an output size from 256px up to 1024px
Live preview before you download
Download as PNG, ready for print or screen
Free with no sign-up and no usage limit
Note: QR images are rendered by the third-party goqr.me API, so unlike our PDF tools the text you encode does leave your device. Colour customisation, centre logos, error-correction control and SVG export are not supported.

Why Use Convertify's QR Code Generator?

Instant QR

Type a link or text — get a QR in seconds

PNG / SVG Export

Vector or raster, your call

Nothing Logged

No server saves your QR contents

WiFi + Vcard

Generate QRs for WiFi, contacts, and URLs

Common Use Cases

  • 1Creating QR codes for business cards and marketing materials
  • 2Generating WiFi login QR codes for offices and restaurants
  • 3Adding QR codes to product packaging for quick URL access
  • 4Creating event check-in QR codes for tickets and badges
  • 5Generating vCard QR codes for easy contact sharing
  • 6Adding scannable links to printed flyers and posters
  • 7Creating QR codes for payment links and digital menus

Convertify processes all files directly in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server. Your documents stay private and secure on your device at all times.

The complete guide to QR Code Generator

Last updated July 26, 2026

A QR code packs text into a scannable 2D matrix. Convertify's generator takes a URL or any text up to 4,000 characters and gives you back a PNG at 256, 400, 512 or 1024 pixels — no sign-up, no account, no daily limit, and no tracking redirect in the middle. What you encode is what gets scanned.

One thing to be aware of before you paste anything sensitive: unlike our PDF and image tools, which do all their work inside your browser, this generator renders the QR image through the third-party goqr.me API. The text you encode is sent to that service. For a public URL that's fine. For a password or private data, it isn't — so don't use it for those.

How QR Code Generator on Convertify compares

FeatureConvertifyTypical online tool
Output formatPNGPNG, sometimes SVG
Max size1024pxVaries
Colour customisationNo (black on white)Sometimes
Tracking redirectNone — data encoded directlyOften, via a short link
Daily limitUnlimitedLimited
Sign-upNoOften

Step-by-step: how to use QR Code Generator

  1. 1

    Enter the content

    Type or paste a URL or any text up to 4,000 characters. For URLs, include the full address with https:// so scanners open it directly instead of treating it as plain text.

  2. 2

    Pick a size

    Choose 256, 400, 512 or 1024 pixels. 400px is comfortable for a slide or a web page; go to 1024px for anything you intend to print.

  3. 3

    Download the PNG

    The preview updates as you type. When it looks right, download the PNG and drop it wherever you need it.

Real-world scenarios

Restaurant and bar menus

Point a QR code at your online menu or ordering page and print it on table cards and window decals. Use the 1024px download so the code stays crisp at print size.

Posters, flyers and packaging

A printed URL is something people have to type; a QR code is something they scan. Encode the landing page, download at 1024px, and place it at least 2cm x 2cm on the final artwork.

Slides and presentations

Put a QR code on your closing slide linking to your deck, signup form or contact page. 400px is plenty at projector resolution and keeps the file small.

Linking print to digital

Product manuals, business cards, event signage — anywhere a reader has a phone in hand and you want to save them typing a long URL.

Troubleshooting and edge cases

My QR code isn't scanning.

Usually one of four things: (1) the encoded text is very long, which makes the matrix dense — shorten the URL with a link shortener; (2) the printed code is too small, aim for at least 2cm x 2cm; (3) it's printed on a low-contrast or glossy surface; or (4) it's distorted by being stretched non-proportionally in a layout tool.

The QR code looks pixelated when printed.

PNG is resolution-dependent, so pick the 1024px size for anything going to print and don't scale it up further in your layout tool. For a business card, 1024px is comfortably enough.

Can I add a logo in the centre or change the colours?

Not with this tool — it produces a standard black-on-white PNG. Adding a centre logo also requires raising the QR error-correction level to compensate, which this generator doesn't expose. If you need branded codes, use a dedicated QR service.

Can I encode Wi-Fi credentials or a contact card?

Only by hand-writing the raw string yourself (for example the WIFI:S:...;P:...;; format), and we'd advise against putting a Wi-Fi password through this tool at all, since the text is sent to a third-party API to render the image.

How to QR Code Generator Free — PNG Download - Step by Step Guide

1

Enter your data

Paste the URL or type the text you want the QR code to point to.

2

Pick a size

Choose 256, 400, 512 or 1024 pixels depending on where you'll use it.

3

Download the PNG

Check the live preview, then download the QR code as a PNG.

Frequently Asked Questions about QR Code Generator — Free PNG Download

What can I encode in the QR code?

Any URL or plain text, up to 4000 characters. Paste a link, a Wi-Fi password, a note, or anything else that fits in text form.

What size can I download?

Pick 256, 400, 512 or 1024 pixels. 1024px is large enough for print; 400px is plenty for a screen or a slide.

Can I add a logo or change the colours?

Not yet — the generator produces a standard black-on-white PNG. Colour customisation, centre logos and SVG export aren't supported.

Do the generated QR codes expire?

No. The code encodes your data directly, with no redirect service and no tracking, so it keeps working for as long as the destination does.

Is this one processed in my browser like your PDF tools?

No. The QR image is rendered by the third-party goqr.me API, so the text you encode is sent to that service. Don't put anything sensitive in it. Our PDF and image tools are the ones that run fully offline in your browser.

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