30 QR types · Logo support · No signup

Free QR Code Generator with Logo

Create a free QR code with no signup for 30 useful formats, including URLs, WiFi, WhatsApp, contacts, files, and social profiles. Add a logo, choose colors, frames, patterns, and error correction, then download a static PNG or SVG that encodes your content directly without a Qraftt redirect.

  • Generated locally
  • No signup
  • PNG & SVG

QR workspace

Create your code

Local only
URL QR code content
Selected QR typeURLPopular
1

Add Content

Enter exactly what the selected QR code should contain.

2

Customize QR

Apply a template or shape the details while previewing every change.

Pre-made templates

Start with a complete original design, then fine-tune it.

20 designs

Standard frames

Choose a distinct structure, then customize its call to action.

30 styles

Frame background

The QR quiet zone remains solid for reliable scanning.

Choose a frame to enable its background controls.

QR preview is ready and updates automatically.
3

Generate & download QR

Every design detail is included in your file.
M correction

Generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Static file · no account · no server dependency

Three simple steps

How to create a QR code

  1. 1

    Choose the right QR type

    Select from 30 formats for links, WiFi networks, messages, contacts, files, social profiles, business destinations, and more.

  2. 2

    Add and check your content

    Enter the destination or details, review validation feedback, and confirm that the live preview represents the content you intend to share.

  3. 3

    Customize and download

    Add an optional logo, set colors, patterns, frames, and error correction, test the finished code, then export PNG or SVG.

Before you publish

Build a reliable QR code without an account

The best QR code starts with the right payload, uses a scan-safe design, and is tested in the same size and setting where people will encounter it. These checks apply whether you share a link, contact, network, file, or business destination.

02

Add a logo carefully

Upload a local logo, keep it centered and modest in size, and leave the surrounding modules unobstructed. Qraftt automatically uses high error correction while a logo is present, but a real-device scan test is still essential.

03

Protect contrast and the quiet zone

Choose a dark foreground against a light background, respond to contrast warnings, and keep the clear margin around the QR symbol free from text, artwork, edges, and nearby graphics.

04

Understand what a static code stores

The downloaded code contains its destination or data directly and does not depend on a Qraftt redirect. Changing the destination later requires a new QR code, although content hosted at an unchanged URL can still be updated by its owner.

05

Share only appropriate information

Anyone with access to a static QR code can decode its contents. Avoid embedding private passwords, personal contact details, confidential messages, or restricted destinations in material intended for public display.

06

Choose the right download format

Use PNG for common digital and office workflows. Choose SVG for layouts that need to scale cleanly, then confirm the exported size, frame, colors, gradient, logo, and patterns match the live preview.

07

Test the final placement

Scan the exported design on representative iPhone and Android devices. Check it at the intended print size, viewing distance, lighting, screen brightness, and material finish before producing permanent signage or packaging.

Practical ideas

Useful ways to use your QR Code Generator

01

Print and packaging

Connect labels, inserts, flyers, posters, and packaging to instructions, product pages, documents, or other public destinations.

02

Guest access

Share WiFi credentials or simple instructions without making people type long details.

03

Direct conversations

Open a WhatsApp chat, email draft, SMS message, or phone action from a single scan.

04

Contact sharing

Put a scannable vCard on badges, portfolios, counters, and printed business materials.

05

Business engagement

Guide customers to review requests, digital menus, social profiles, payment links, booking forms, and app-store listings.

06

Files, forms, and events

Share public PDFs, images, audio, documents, spreadsheets, forms, locations, and calendar events from printed or digital material.

Helpful answers

QR Code Generator FAQ

Clear answers to the questions people usually ask before creating and sharing this type of QR code.

Is this QR code generator free with no signup?

Yes—Qraftt is free to use without signup, a subscription, a watermark, or a scan limit. Create, customize, and download as many static QR codes as you need.

Can I add a logo to my QR code for free?

Yes—you can upload a logo locally, adjust its size, and remove or replace it without an account. Qraftt applies high error correction while a logo is present, but you should still test the final design before publishing.

Which QR code types can I create?

Qraftt supports 30 QR types for links, WiFi, contacts, messages, social profiles, files, forms, locations, events, reviews, menus, and payments.

Do static QR codes expire?

No—static QR codes do not expire on their own. They store content directly and keep working while the encoded destination or information remains valid.

Can I change the destination after downloading or printing?

No—a static QR code keeps the content originally encoded in it. Generate and distribute a new code if a URL, contact detail, WiFi password, message, or other destination changes.

Is my information uploaded?

No—Qraftt processes the generator content and optional logo locally in your browser. Links, messages, WiFi passwords, contact details, and uploaded logo files are not sent to Qraftt for QR generation.

Does Qraftt redirect or track QR code scans?

No—downloaded static QR codes encode their destination directly. They do not use a Qraftt redirect, and Qraftt does not receive or track scans of those codes.

Should I download PNG or SVG?

Choose PNG for websites, documents, and everyday sharing. Choose SVG when you need artwork that stays sharp at any size, especially for professional printing.

How do I keep a customized QR code easy to scan?

Use strong foreground-to-background contrast, preserve the quiet zone, keep logos modest, and avoid covering the QR pattern. Test the exported file on representative phones at its final printed or displayed size.