QR Code Generator

1. Choose your QR type — Select from URL, WiFi, Contact (vCard), Text, Email, SMS, Phone, or WhatsApp.
2. Enter your data — Fill in the relevant fields. The QR code updates in real time.
3. Customize the design — Switch to the Design tab to change colors, dot shapes, and add gradients.
4. Add your logo — Upload any image to embed in the center of your QR code.
5. Download — Choose PNG (up to 2000px) or SVG for perfect print quality.

• 8 QR code types — URL, WiFi, vCard, Plain Text, Email, SMS, Phone Call, WhatsApp
• Full design customization — Foreground/background colors, gradients, 6 dot styles, 3 corner styles
• Logo embedding — Upload any image with adjustable size and padding
• Frames with CTA — Add "Scan Me" or custom text below your QR code
• High-res downloads — PNG up to 2000×2000px + SVG vector format
• 100% private — Everything runs in your browser, no data sent anywhere

Most "free" QR generators hide the good features behind paywalls — custom colors, logo upload, SVG export, and high resolution are typically $7–15/month. Equalza offers all of these for free because our tool runs entirely in your browser with zero server costs.

No signup. No watermark. No scan limits. No expiry. Your QR codes work forever because they're standard static codes — not tracked URLs that can be shut off.

URL — The most common type. Opens any web page when scanned. WiFi — Instantly connects the scanner to your WiFi network — perfect for cafés, hotels, and offices. vCard — Saves your contact info (name, phone, email, company) directly to the scanner's address book. Plain Text — Displays any text message. Works offline. Email — Opens a pre-filled email with recipient, subject, and body. SMS — Opens a pre-filled text message. Phone — Initiates a phone call. WhatsApp — Opens a WhatsApp chat with a pre-filled message.

• Maintain contrast — Dark foreground on light background. Never use light-on-light or dark-on-dark.
• Test before printing — Always scan your QR code with at least 2 different phones before mass printing.
• Minimum size — Print QR codes at least 2×2 cm (0.8×0.8 inches) for reliable scanning.
• Keep logos under 30% — Larger logos can break scannability. Use the error correction (H level) we automatically enable when you add a logo.
• Use SVG for print — Vector format scales perfectly to any size without pixelation.
• Short URLs work better — Less data means simpler QR patterns and faster scanning.