Wi-Fi QR code
Guests connect to your network without typing the password.
See explanation and generatorQR codes made simple, secure and free
Create QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, contacts, text and more. Fast, without sign-up and privacy-friendly.
A logo that is too large covers data and hurts readability. The size is therefore capped at 25% and error correction is set to level H.
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These checks are an estimate. Test the QR code on several devices before printing.
File names: qrwerk-link.png and qrwerk-link.svg. SVG suits print shops, PNG suits the web and office documents.
Your input is processed locally in your browser and is not sent to our server.
Every type uses its own standardised format so cameras interpret the content correctly.
Guests connect to your network without typing the password.
See explanation and generatorOpens a web address directly in the phone's browser.
See explanation and generatorSaves your contact details straight into the phone's address book.
See explanation and generatorStarts a WhatsApp chat with a prepared message.
See explanation and generatorOpens a prepared email with recipient, subject and message.
See explanation and generatorAdds an appointment with date, location and description to the calendar.
See explanation and generatorPick from ten types such as link, Wi-Fi, contact or event.
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Save the code as PNG or SVG, or print it directly.
QRWerk creates static QR codes. The payload you enter is stored directly in the pattern; QRWerk offers no dynamic redirects and no scan statistics. In the verified version, inputs and logo files are processed locally in your browser.
Contrast, quiet zone, output size, data volume and logos all affect real-world recognition. The quality check shows hints, but it does not replace a test of the final print or display.
Practical explanations about printing, size, privacy, error correction and static target addresses.