Make QR codes
that survive the wall
Generate a code, export a sharp SVG, then run a real scan check before it reaches a menu, poster, package, badge or business card.
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Most searched
The QR codes people make most often. Each one is free, runs locally in your browser, and exports crisp PNG & SVG.
Run a print check before you publish
QR Cat decodes your code under real-world conditions: distance, small print, low contrast and grayscale. You see whether it is robust enough for a wall, menu, package or card before money goes to print.
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QR Code Generator
Turn a URL, text, WiFi or contact card into a QR code — add a logo, recolor, restyle the dots, export crisp PNG & SVG.
QR Code with Logo
Drop your brand logo in the center of a QR code, auto-boost error correction so it still scans, add gradients & dot styles, export SVG.
Artistic QR Code Generator
Make beautiful, on-brand QR codes free: gradient fills, custom dot & eye shapes, a center logo, a frame with a 'SCAN ME' label, and one-click presets — HD PNG & SVG export. The stuff other sites paywall.
Bulk QR Code Generator
Paste many URLs or lines of text (or upload a .txt/.csv), generate every QR code at once, and download them all as a ZIP — named by content or line number.
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QR Frame Designer
Design printable QR signs and decorative QR frames for WiFi signs, payment counters, menu cards, review prompts, tip jars and event check-in. Generate a new QR or upload an existing payment QR locally.
WiFi QR Code Generator
Turn your WiFi name and password into a QR code — guests scan to connect, no typing. One-click printable WiFi card included. Generated locally, password never uploaded.
vCard QR Code Generator
Turn your name, phone, email and company into a vCard QR code — one scan saves you to their contacts. Perfect for business cards.
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QR Code Reader (decode from image)
Upload or drop a QR image and read what's inside (URL / text / WiFi…). Decoded locally — the image is never uploaded.
QR Code Scannability Tester
Upload a QR image and we try to decode it under grayscale, high-contrast and shrunk conditions — telling you whether it actually scans, with contrast and quiet-zone advice.