Free QR Code Generator and Scanner
QR Hut is a small set of focused QR code tools. Make a code for a link, a Wi-Fi network, a contact card or an email, or read an existing code from an image or your camera. There is nothing to install and no account to create, and the work happens in your browser.
Choose a tool
Which type of QR code do you need?
QR codes all look alike; the data inside decides what a phone does after scanning.
| You want people to… | Use | What the code contains |
|---|---|---|
| Open a website, menu, form or video | QR Code Generator | The web address |
| Join your Wi-Fi without typing the password | WiFi QR Code | Network name, security type and password |
| Save your contact details | vCard QR Code | A vCard 3.0 contact card |
| Send you an email about something specific | Email QR Code | A mailto link with subject and message |
| Read a short note, code or serial number | QR Code Generator | Plain text |
If you are unsure, a link is usually the most flexible choice. Point it at a page on your own website, and you can change what that page shows later without reprinting the code.
How QR Hut works
- Static codes. Your content is stored in the code itself. It cannot expire or be switched off, and nobody tracks who scans it.
- Private by design. Generating and decoding run in your browser, so what you type and the images you scan stay on your device.
- Print-ready files. Download a PNG from 128 to 1024 pixels or a vector SVG. Both include the quiet zone, the blank margin scanners need.
Guides
Frequently asked questions
Are the QR codes free, and do they expire?
Yes, they are free, and no, they do not expire. QR Hut makes static codes that store your content directly, without watermarks, accounts or usage limits.
Do you store what I type or scan?
No. Codes are generated and decoded in your browser. The text you type and the images you scan are not sent to our servers. The Privacy Policy has the details, including how advertising cookies work.
Can I change a QR code after printing it?
Not the code itself. If the destination may change, encode a short address on your own website and update that page later. The static vs dynamic guide explains how.
Can I scan a QR code on my computer?
Yes. The QR code scanner reads codes from uploaded images, pasted screenshots or your webcam.
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