Make a QR code
Type or paste anything — a link, a wifi password, a phone number, a note. The code updates as you type.
Damage tolerance:
Size:
Higher damage tolerance makes a denser code that still scans when part of it is covered or scuffed. SVG stays sharp at any size — good for print.
Read a QR code
Drop in a photo or a screenshot with a QR code in it and get the text back. Take a screenshot of a code on your screen and paste it straight in. If the picture has several codes in it, all of them are read and numbered.
Drag an image here or click to choose a file
Works on photos too, not just screenshots — a code on a poster or a receipt reads fine if it is roughly in focus and not too small in the frame.