Text to QR Code Generator

Type or paste any text and get a QR code. Hindi, Urdu, emoji and other scripts work too. It is made on your device.

  • Free
  • 100% private
  • No signup

What is the QR code for?

Make it yours

Shape
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1024 px
3
Error correction
Higher levels still scan when the code is scratched or has a logo on it, but they make the code busier.
Logo in the middle (optional)

Your QR code

Fill in the details to see your QR code.
 

Always scan the code with your phone before you print or share it.

Text to QR Code Generator: free online tool

A text QR code shows a message when it is scanned: a note, a serial number, a short instruction, a quote or a code. No website is needed.

The text is stored in the picture itself, so it works offline and never expires.

How to make a QR code

  1. Pick the type: link, text, WiFi, WhatsApp, UPI payment, email, phone or contact.
  2. Type the details. The QR code on the right updates as you type.
  3. Change the shape, colours, border and size, and add a logo if you want one.
  4. Press Download PNG or Download SVG, then scan it with your phone to check it.

Tips

  • Shorter text makes a simpler code that scans more easily.
  • One code can hold a few thousand characters at most, but a short message is much easier to scan.
  • Use High error correction if the code will be printed small or may get scratched.

Text to QR Code Generator: common questions

A few thousand characters at most, depending on the error correction level. The shorter the text, the simpler and easier to scan the code is.

Yes. Hindi and other scripts, and emoji, are supported. Most phones show the text when they scan the code.

Their phone shows the text and usually offers to copy it. If the text is a web address or a phone number, the phone may offer to open it.

Yes. It is free, needs no account, adds no watermark and has no limit on how many codes you make.

No. These are static QR codes: the information is stored inside the picture itself, so the code works for as long as the information stays valid. A link code stops being useful only if the web page it points to is removed.

No. The code is made inside your browser. Your WiFi password, UPI ID or contact details are not uploaded, saved or tracked.