domainless · qr code

QR codes, free forever.

Free · no account · nothing uploaded

Make a QR code for a link, Wi-Fi network, contact card or message. It's built in your browser, so there's no sign-up, no watermark, and no scan tracking — and the code keeps working long after we're gone.


01What goes in the code

0 characters

02How it should look

PNG only. Keep good contrast or scanners will struggle.


03Why this one

It can't stop working

Most "free" generators hand you a code pointing at their short link, so they can count scans — and your poster dies the day they do. This encodes your data directly into the code. No middleman, no expiry.

Nothing is uploaded

A QR code is pure arithmetic, so it's all done here on your device. Your Wi-Fi password or phone number never reaches a server — turn off your network and it still works.

No account, no watermark

No sign-up, no trial, no logo stamped in the corner, and no limit on how many you make. Print them commercially if you like.

Picking an error-correction level. Higher levels add redundancy so a code still scans when it's scratched, printed small or partly covered — at the cost of a denser grid. M is the right default for a screen or a flyer; use Q or H for stickers, etched metal, or anything that will be handled. If you plan to drop a logo in the middle, use H. How the in-browser tools work →