Create Your First QR Code

1

Type What You Need

Describe your QR code in everyday words:

  • "wifi CafΓ©Net password latte123"
  • "https://mywebsite.com"
  • "email hello@example.com subject Hello"
  • "phone +1-555-123-4567"
  • "sms +1-555-987-6543 message Thanks!"
2

Click Generate

Click Generate or press Enter. Your QR code appears instantly. StackQR figures out what type you need from your words.

3

Download, Share, or Edit

You're done. Now you can:

  • Download: Click Download or press Cmd/Ctrl+D and pick your format
  • Share: Click Copy to copy the image, then click a share button (X, LinkedIn, Facebook, or Email) to start a new post or message where you can paste the QR code
  • Edit: Click ✏️ to fix any mistakes
  • Batch: Created multiple? Click Download All or press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+D for a ZIP

Example Prompts

🌐 Website

Just paste the URL:

"https://stackqr.com"

πŸ“§ Email

Add subject and body if you want:

"email support@stackqr.com subject Help body I have a question"

πŸ“ž Phone

One scan to dial:

"phone +1-555-123-4567"

πŸ›œ WiFi

Share access without saying the password:

"wifi GuestNetwork password Welcome123 WPA2"

πŸ’¬ SMS

Pre-fill the message:

"sms +1-555-123-4567 message Thanks for visiting!"

πŸ“ Text

Any message up to 1,000 characters:

"You found the secret message."

Good to Know

πŸ’‘ Try the Examples

Click any example tag on the homepage to see it in action.

✏️ Mistakes Are Easy to Fix

Typo? Click the pencil, fix it, done. No need to start over.

πŸ–¨οΈ Printing? Use SVG

SVG scales to any size without getting blurry. Perfect for business cards to billboards.

πŸ–₯️ Web? Use PNG

PNG works everywhere and looks crisp on screens.

πŸ“€ Easy Sharing

Click Copy, then click a share button (X, LinkedIn, Facebook, or Email) to open a new message. Paste (Cmd/Ctrl+V) to attach your QR code image.

πŸ”’ Your Data Stays Private

Everything happens in your browser. We never see your WiFi passwords or any QR code content.

♾️ Works Forever

Static QR codes don't expire. Print them and forget about us.