QR Code Generator
Generate QR codes. Enter URL or text, customize colors and size, download as PNG.
How to Use the QR Code Generator
- Enter your content — Paste a URL or type any text: a Discord invite, server IP, Wi-Fi login, or stream link.
- Customize — Pick a size (200–512px), set foreground and background colors, and choose an error-correction level.
- Preview instantly — The code regenerates automatically whenever you change a setting.
- Download PNG — Save the code and drop it into overlays, posters, slides, or social posts.
QR Codes for Discord Invites, Servers, and Stream Links
Nobody wants to type a 40-character URL on a phone. A QR code on your stream overlay lets viewers join your Discord with one camera scan; a code on a LAN-party poster gets everyone onto the Wi-Fi in seconds; tournament organizers print codes linking to brackets and rulebooks. Because this generator runs entirely in your browser, you can safely encode private invite links — they're never sent to a server. It's free, needs no account, and the downloaded PNG is yours to use anywhere, forever.
What Is Error Correction, and Which Level Should You Pick?
QR codes embed redundant data so they still scan when partially damaged or obscured. Level L recovers 7% of the code, M handles 15%, Q 25%, and H 30%. Pick H if you plan to overlay a logo or print small; M (the default) is fine for screen use. Higher levels make denser codes, so keep the content short.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these QR codes expire?
Never. The content is encoded directly into the pattern — there's no redirect service in the middle, so the code works as long as the link it points to is alive.
Why won't my QR code scan?
Contrast is everything: keep the foreground much darker than the background, avoid inverted colors, and don't shrink the code below about 2cm when printing.
How much text can a QR code hold?
Hundreds of characters, but capacity shrinks as error correction rises and dense codes get harder to scan. Short URLs always work best.