Pick the destination
Choose a format in the creator: website, plain text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, contact card, event, app, social profile, or a public media link.
onlyqql02QR STUDIOOpen Studio A short, practical guide
Build the code in a few clear steps. The preview updates as you work, and your privacy choice stays visible.
Start creatingChoose a format in the creator: website, plain text, email, phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Wi-Fi, contact card, event, app, social profile, or a public media link.
Each format shows its own fields. Avoid placing private details in a QR that you intend to share publicly. Wi-Fi credentials are embedded in the code itself.
Try patterns, frame styles, colors, gradients, and an optional logo. Keep strong contrast and leave the finder corners clear so scanners can read the code.
Private codes stay in your browser and have no scan count. Dynamic website codes can be edited later and show total and daily opens in your account.
Download SVG for crisp print output or PNG for general sharing. Scan the exported file with a phone before using it widely.
Counting is optional and applies only to dynamic website links. The service stores aggregate totals by day; it does not keep scanner IP addresses, device identities, or location.