Static codes that never stop working
Many "free" QR generators quietly make a dynamic code: it points at their redirect server, and once your trial lapses the code on your printed menus and flyers dies. Everything here is static — the URL or text is encoded directly in the pattern, so the code works as long as QR codes exist. There's no account, no watermark, and the generation happens in your browser (your Wi-Fi password never leaves your device).
Wi-Fi and email codes
The Wi-Fi preset uses the standard WIFI: format every modern phone camera understands — guests scan and join without typing your password. The email preset makes a mailto: code that opens a pre-addressed message, handy on business cards and support desks.
Frequently asked questions
Do these QR codes expire?
Never — they're static, with the data encoded in the pattern itself. No redirect server involved.
How do I make a Wi-Fi QR code?
Pick Wi-Fi, enter the SSID and password, print. Phones join instantly on scan; the password is encoded locally.
What is error correction?
Redundancy that keeps damaged codes scannable: L≈7%, M≈15%, Q≈25%, H≈30% tolerance. M is the default; H for rough print.
SVG or PNG?
SVG for print/design (infinitely sharp); PNG (1200px) for docs and web.
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