What Can a QR Code Hold?
A QR code is just a way to encode text so a smartphone camera can read it instantly. Depending on what text you put inside, scanning the code can open a website, start an email draft, dial a phone number, or join a WiFi network automatically.
Rafiqy's QR Code Generator handles all five use cases with dedicated input forms for each type.
URL QR Codes
The most common use. Paste any web address and get a QR code your audience can scan to visit the site — useful for business cards, flyers, menus, and presentations.
WiFi QR Codes
Enter your network name (SSID), password, and security type (WPA2 is the standard). Guests scan the code and their phone asks to join the network automatically — no typing required. Widely used in cafés, offices, and events.
Email and Phone QR Codes
An email QR code opens the phone's compose screen with your address pre-filled. A phone QR code initiates a call. Both save your contacts from having to type anything manually.
Customizing Your QR Code
Use the color pickers to set a custom foreground and background color to match your brand. Choose output size from 128px (digital use) to 512px (print quality). Download as a high-resolution PNG with one click.
Important: always maintain high contrast between foreground and background. Light dots on a light background will fail to scan. Dark on white or white on dark works best.
Is It Private?
Yes. QR codes are generated entirely in your browser using the open-source qrcode library. Your URLs, WiFi passwords, and any other data are never sent to any server.
Generate QR codes for URLs, WiFi, email and phone — free, private, download as PNG.
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