QR Codes (Quick Response) have made a massive comeback since the pandemic. They are now the standard way to share menus, Wi-Fi passwords, and payment links.
The QR Code Generator lets you create fully customized, branded codes that stand out.
Data Types Explained
1. URL (Website)
The most common use. Point people to your portfolio, Instagram, or a registration form.
2. Wi-Fi Access
Tired of spelling out S3cur3P@ssw0rd! to guests? Create a Wi-Fi QR code. When scanned, the phone automatically joins the network without typing anything.
3. vCard (Contacts)
Put a QR code on your business card. Scanning it instantly adds your Name, Number, Email, and Address to the user's phone contacts.
Error Correction Levels
QR codes are resilient. You can cover up part of them, and they still work.
- L (Low - 7%): Works best for complex URLs (smaller dots).
- M (Medium - 15%): Standard.
- Q (Quartile - 25%): Good if you want to put a logo in the middle.
- H (High - 30%): Maximum redundancy. Essential if the QR code might get dirty or damaged (e.g., on a truck or a poster outdoors).
Customization
Black and white is boring. You can change the "dots" to your brand color (e.g., blue) and add a "Call to Action" frame like "SCAN ME". Just ensure there is enough contrast (don't do light yellow on white).