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Information about our QR code generator

You can generate free QR codes on this website. A QR code is a two dimensional barcode that stores information in black and white dots (called data pixels or “QR code modules”). Besides the black and white version, you can also create a colored QR code. For these codes to work without problems, make sure the contrast is sufficient and the result is not a negative (in terms of color). To make your QR code even better, you can also get a QR code with logo.

Create a QR code

Just enter your text, your URL, a SMS or vCard contact information. The QR code will be generated automatically as you type. Just click on the “Download” button to get the created QR code image then (the image is available as EPS or SVG vector graphic, as well as high-resolution PNG, GIF or JPEG raster graphics format). You can also embed the QR code directly on your own website and use it, just have a look at the code offered by the “Embed” button. Of course, you can place and use the QR graphic on leaflets, posters, business cards or other products without any costs / for free (including commercial use).

QR codes are the way to go to create a link between the real world products (tagged with the QR code) and the Internet. Mobile, anywhere, anytime. Because QR codes make it so easy to transfer a web link to a mobile phone, they provide a significantly lower barrier to visit a site with a smart phone. But you can also work with other texts and data, such as advertising messages, telephone numbers and even entire business cards in vCard format. Just encode them with our QR code generator to easily transfer the data to mobile devices.

Change your QR code after printing

Our QR code management platform QR-Server enables you to use dynamic QR codes. Their key feature is that the stored QR code destination address (URL) can be changed at any time and as often as you want – even if e.g. your marketing material has already been printed. Adjust your advertising campaigns at any time or correct errors (for example if a wrong web address was used). Learn more…

Important Note: Keep in mind before printing that it is not possible to convert static QR codes into dynamic QR codes because of technical limitations. This is why we recommend out QR management solution QR-Server for important projects and campaigns.

High resolution QR codes, print quality

We offer QR codes in print quality – the vector graphic formats EPS and SVG can be downloaded for free and without registration.

The QR code

2D barcodes (a group of barcodes the QR code belongs to) are comparable to common, one-dimensional bar codes as they are e.g. used on the product packaging at the grocery store. However, QR graphics are able to store much more data, they can include over 3000 characters on a very small space. To create one, the information gets encoded according to ISO/IEC 18004:2006 by a QR generator like ours. The high data density compared to simple barcodes, the licensing policy of the QR developer / creator Denso Wave plus the wide availability of reading software has helped the QR code to establish itself and pushed technically comparable 2D codes out of the market (see “What is a QR code” for more information on this topic).

The most prominent use-case for QR codes is the area of mobile marketing. Because there is free QR code software to read QR codes for almost every smartphone with a camera (e.g. iPhone, Google Android, Blackberry, Symbian), QR codes are used as a link between offline media such as paper and websites. The user just needs to scan the code instead of typing long, unpleasant web addresses. However, a QR image can even be scanned and decoded with older mobile phone cameras and models without Internet access as QR code readers are available for free for less common and legacy platforms. But the intended use of QR codes and for devices without Internet access is mostly limited to the import of business contacts and address data (vCards), trigger phone calls or text messages (see also “Overview of the different QR code types and functionality”). In particular, QR code business cards are perfect to enable others an easy and typo-free import of your own contact details. Just print a vCard QR code on your business card.

QR code with logo / image

The QR code standard includes a sophisticated error correction technique (Reed–Solomon error correction). Therefore, it is possible to style some parts of QR codes. For example, our generator is able to change the foreground and background color of a code and it is also possible to embed a logo, e.g. in the middle of the QR image. Embedding content matching logos or icons helps the user see what to expect from the QR code before scanning, even though the QR code contents will not be displayed before scanning the code. We have extensive experience with Logo QR ​​codes and you are welcome to contact us for creating your custom logo QR code with colors matching your corporate identity. Learn more…

QR code with design / style

Beside QR codes with logo, there are also so called Design QR codes. QR codes with design are even more modified, they provide a more artsy look than just an image-logo placed in the center of a QR code. Our partner VisuaLead offers numerous functions with which you can let your creativity run wild. Create unique, professional QR codes.
The increased attractiveness of QR codes with design invites your users to scan the code even more than with a simple logo.

FAQ

A QR code is a two-dimensional code (2D code, matrix code), this means it contains data not only in one dimension (e.g. horizontally from left to right like the barcodes on the products in e.g. your grocery store) but also in a second dimension (vertical and horizontal). The acronym QR is short for “Quick Response”.

QR codes are also often called 2D barcodes. However, this notation is not correct, because it means “a two-dimensional code consisting of bars” although a QR code consists of pixels (so-called “modules”) instead of bars.

The QR code was invented by the automotive industry. Toyota asked their supplier Denso Wave to develop a barcode to safely and easily identify components. QR generators were originally used in industrial applications. Therefore, they had to be easily printable in form and size as well as staying legible when partially destroyed or dirty.

Like other codes, the QR code symbol can be captured with imaging devices like a camera and then digitally processed. A software prepares the captured image data until it can be algorithmically processed according to the QR code standard so the QR code content can be read. This process is assisted by the use of the Reed-Solomon error correction—which is also used for audio CDs to ensure that the data can still be read correctly even with small scratches on the surface.

The error correction capabilities are also used for QR codes with logo (often also called “Design QR code” or simply “QR code with image / icon / logo”). This QR code graphics are faulty “ex works” as the normally centered placed logo in a QR code hides some of its data just as would ordinary dirt.

Because of the excellent error correction (they can be read even if up to 30 % of the surface gets destroyed) and the high memory capacity (in comparison with other bar codes), the QR code also gained traction outside the automotive industry. Modern mobile phones are powerful enough to run QR code reading software and also usually provide a camera. This combination brought up a variety of possibilities to use the QR code to easily transfer data without typing to the peoples new communication center, the smartphone. Therefore, a widespread use of QR codes became possible with the recent smartphone boom and the increasing spread of mobile internet.

A QR code generator is a software which stores data into a QR code (for example a text or a website address). E.g. this can be easily done with our online QR generator goQR.me: just create a QR code by typing in your data and download it as high resolution PNG or vector graphic (SVG, EPS). Now you may print your free QR code or embed it on your website to make it available to others.

See What is a QR code generator?

QR Code is the trademark term, the correct English spelling is QR code. In German, QR-Code (mind the hyphen!) is used.

You can export your created QR code into many formats. goQR.me offers everything supported by our QR code API for download. Currently supported: PNG, JPG/JPEG, GIF, SVG, EPS, PDF.

The QR code developer Denso Wave patented the QR code technology and released the QR specification as an ISO standard (ISO/IEC 18004:2000 and ISO/IEC 18004:2006. However, the patent owners decided not to exercise the rights resulting therefrom. Therefore the use of the QR code technology as defined by the ISO and JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) is free of charge. Also a usage registration is not necessary.

The name “QR code” is a registered trademark of Denso Wave Inc. in several jurisdictions (including Japan, the U.S. and many European countries). An appropriate notice should be visible when using the brand, is however not necessary if the QR code is only used as a pattern / picture / graphic / logo / icon (e.g. by including it on a website or when printed on a business card, brochure, leaflet etc.). More information can be found at the FAQ of QR code developer Denso Wave.

Nevertheless a word of warning: Please be aware that a QR code image itself may be copyright protected when created by a third party and therefore may incur usage charges or other fees, depending on the license terms of the used QR code generator. Therefore play safe: The QR codes created on goQR.me are free of charge, for both non-commercial and commercial usage, e.g. by advertising agencies. So make sure to always create your QR codes with our generator.

Yes. Even if all input data and the chosen error correction level (ECC) are identical, there are various graphical representations of a legible and valid QR code with the same content. The reason is that there are eight possible data masks which influence the pattern. These masks exist to prevent some module patterns which are hard to decode.

Not every data mask is really suitable for every content. However, many QR code generators do not take the testing and determination of the best mask seriously, although this may result in less legible (but still valid) QR codes.

Many users are asking if we can embed an image or a slogan into a QR code. And yes, it is possible to to customize a QR code with a logo, lettering, picture or some company color schema.

We’re happy to advise you and create print-optimized files quickly and reliably: QR code with logo. Use our service to make your QR codes more efficient. An image in the QR code attracts additional attention and directly shows what the code is about.

See QR code with company logo / image / branding

No. Most important is a good contrast between the light and dark modules / pixels. Furthermore, a colorized QR code should be no negative (in terms of color, the actually black pixels / modules have to be darker than the normally white pixels) as the dark modules / pixels contain the data and a negative will confuse many QR code readers. You can create colored QR codes with goQR.me for free. Just choose a background and / or a foreground color in the download, embed or shop dialogue.

Normal, static QR codes are fixed. The data is stored directly in the QR code graphic (hence QR codes are also getting larger and form a more complex pattern if there is more data to store). Therefore, the stored data cannot be changed. Any typo in an already printed QR code cannot be changed, as with any other printed material.

Dynamic QR codes are changeable / editable. They can be used with our QR code management platform QR-Server. Their key feature is that the stored QR code destination address (URL) can be changed at any time and as often as you want – even if your e.g. marketing material has already been printed. Adjust your advertising campaigns at any time or correct errors (for example, if the wrong web address was used by mistake). Learn more…

Important Note: please consider before printing that it is not possible to convert static into dynamic QR codes due to technical limitations. That is why we recommend out QR management solution QR-Server for important projects and campaigns.

See Change QR code content (e.g. URL)

The single (normally black and white) elements of a QR code are officially called “modules”, not pixels. This term allows to account for the technical difference between display pixels and the black and white squares of a QR code.

Barcodes are—simply put—machine-readable fonts. Their “letters” consists of binary symbols that can be read optoelectronically.

There are different barcode standards. Just as a person can read a foreign text as soon as they learned the alphabet and language, a barcode scanner or its software can read a barcode as long as the underlying standard is “understood” (= implemented).

In general, barcodes are used as optical machine-readable labels on objects, containing information about the object on which they are glued. The most popular barcode type is used on the product packaging and can be viewed at every grocery store where they make the Universal Product Code machine readable. Because of their omnipresence, the terms “barcode” is often used synonymously for this UPC-A barcode symbol, although there are many other barcode types.

A barcode scanner (or a mobile phone with camera and an appropriate reader app) which supports the QR code standard is required to scan a QR code. QR code reader apps are made available by different manufacturers and for different mobile devices, mostly for free.

There are many free QR code reader for Smartphones. However, they differ significantly in terms of usability, scanning speed and standards compliance (in particular regarding the processing of vCards). Therefore we provide an overview about recommendable QR code software.

To summarize, there are plenty of free QR code readers on the market. Here are the best ones (from our experience, but we’d like to hear your opinion):

Android

• Barcode Scanner (QR code with Google Play link)
• i-nigma (QR code with Google Play link)
• RedLaser (QR code with Google Play link)

iOS

• i-nigma (QR code with App Store link)
• RedLaser (QR code with App Store link)

Other mobile platforms

• i-nigma (Hint: visit www.i-nigma.mobi on your mobile device)

There is no complex rules to make your QR codes easily scanable for rather simple capturing devices such as mobile phone cameras. The most important rules when printing QR codes on everyday materials such as e.g. business cards and letterheads summarized:

The QR code edge length should be not less than 0.6in/1.5cm (when using vCards 0.8in/2cm); the background color should be brighter than the data pixels (no QR negative in terms of color); Sufficient optical margin around the QR code.

More detailed explanations and valuable printing tips can be found at our “print QR codes” sub-page.

QR codes store binary data. Therefore, possibly all kinds of information can be stored in a QR code. However, the storage capacity of a QR codes is limited to a maximum of 3 kB (using an 8 bit encoding) which naturally limits the possibility to directly store images and sounds. A link to a website which provides the multimedia content normally is the more sensible way to show image galleries or music via QR code.

You can store short texts, SMS, all kinds of URLs and websites (Youtube, Facebook, Homepages), contact details (e.g vCards for QR code business cards, meCard), dates and calendar entries (iCal), telephone numbers, email messages, WiFi access credentials, geo and navigation data and much more. But you have to keep in mind that not every QR code scanner out there is able to process every type of data. You may have a look at out overview about “different QR code types and applications” if you need more information.

Yes. The QR code specification was published by the developer Denso Wave as an ISO standard (ISO/IEC 18004:2000 bzw. ISO/IEC 18004:2006).

Mobile Tagging describes the process of putting QR codes on real-world objects mark them with some message or connect them to some web page. A smartphone can decode / read the QR code with the help of the camera. The term is a reference to the graffiti jargon term “Tag”. See “Mobile tagging” for more information.

Yes. Our QR Management and Tracking solution “QR-Server” offers dynamic, changeable QR codes with analytics (especially suitable for advertising agencies). It was designed with professional QR users, advertisers and mobile marketing professionals in mind who need accurate analytics—access and scan statistics including geolocation—together with editable QR codes.

See Is it possible to count the QR code scans (tracking, analytics, measuring)?

From a technical perspective QR codes do not expire or get invalid: The information a QR code offers after scanning is stored in the graphic itself (hence QR codes also get larger and form a more complex pattern if there is more data to store). The stored data cannot be changed and therefore a QR code does not “expire” after a certain time.

Unfortunately, there are shady QR code providers and generators, who simply do not store the data entered by the user into the QR code. An example: When you type the web address http://www.example.com, these unscrupulous providers store a redirection address like http://[domain-of-the-provider]/www.example.com into the code without notifying the user about it. So after scanning the code, you’re sent to http://[domain-of-the-provider]/ and redirected to the real destination www.example.com afterwards. The business model of these QR providers normally is to switch off the redirection after a short time frame. So the QR code “expires” even though neither the QR code symbol nor the data it provides were changed. The redirection normally is reactivated after some payment. Sadly, many users are willing to pay because re-printing publicity material, leaflets and things like that often costs more.

However, there is nothing bad about QR code redirects in general (in fact, even our dynamic QR codes are based on redirects to make it possible to change the target URL after printing). But we think its bad manners to offer a “free” QR service but actually rely on the lack of knowledge of the customer to take the generated QR codes as “hostage” because the user created QR codes with expiration date without even noticing it.

Wrongly display special characters (e.g. German Umlauts) are normally caused by charset issues. Since the subject matter is not straightforward, we wrote a dedicated article about it: Special characters within QR codes: what you should know about the charset and QR code encoding.

Free QR codes on goQR.me – help us :-)

This QR code generator is a gift to the Internet community brought to you by Andreas Haerter and Andreas Wolf. QR codes created on goQR.me are completely free of charge (commercial and print usage allowed, including advertising). Many other sites charge similar services and/or do not respect your privacy. Therefore we have to count on the support of our users.

The easiest way to help us to keep this online for free is to link to us on your website or to recommend us on Facebook, Twitter or Google+. Or buy us a coffee. :-)

Dynamic QR codes (editable)

Dynamic, modifiable QR codes, so-called “dynamic QR codes”, are characterized by the fact that the stored web address (URL) can be changed later, even after you printed the QR code. E.g. you can change the address time-controlled or correct typos. Our management platform QR-Server addresses professional users who want to create modifiable QR codes, need extensive usage analysis (like the number of scans or the scan location) and want to download all managed QR codes anytime as high-resolution graphics for perfect print results.

goQR.me takes your privacy very seriously

We do not analyze the QR codes generated on this website (no QR code tracking or analytics). Especially, we do not store any vCard address data for marketing or other purposes. For technical reasons the generated image files will be cached for about 30 seconds, that’s all. Learn more…

QR code software

There are many QR code software products on the market (to create, read, manage or design a QR code, and so on). Therefore we created a small overview of the most important products.

Graphic formats

Our QR generator supports the export of generated QR codes in a variety of formats. PNG, GIF, JPEG (including high resolutions), as well as vector graphics in PDF, SVG and EPS. We recommend SVG and EPS for perfectly printed QR codes.

QR code FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

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You still have questions about QR codes or related topics? Our QR code FAQ provides a lot of information and answers the most frequently asked questions regarding QR codes and goQR.me.

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Thinking of using a free QR code generator online?

Not so fast.

Free QR code generators online aren’t as safe as you think. QR codes themselves are an inherently secure and reliable technology. There is nothing particularly risky about creating or using a QR code. The risk comes into play when you learn how to make a QR code for free.

The “free” part is important. Payments obligate companies to provide some level of security and support. Not to mention official terms of service and rigorous privacy policies. Contractual obligations generate reliability and protection. Using a free QR code generator online gives you none of that. It invites unnecessary risk into your business.

If it’s too good to be true, it probably is. Here’s why.

Can I Create a QR Code for Free?

Yes, you can create a QR code for free. We’ve even got a list of the features you should look for in the best QR code generators out there. But there are some circumstances when we wouldn’t recommend using a free QR code generator online.

Is QR Code Generator Free? How Does It Work?

Some QR code generators are free. A free QR code generator online encodes information into a QR code. Often that means turning a link into a QR code. You upload information onto the website, and the website spits out a QR code. That QR code links out to a URL, a PDF, or the other information you uploaded. Most free QR code generators online can be used to create static or dynamic QR codes.

If it’s a PDF QR code generator, that information is a PDF document. And you must use a PDF accessibility checker to make sure it complies with ADA guidelines. But you can also upload HTML, a URL, or any information that can be published on a website.

But Is It a Safe Free QR Code Generator?

What makes using a free online QR code generator risky isn’t the QR code itself. What makes using a free QR code generator website risky is having to rely on a third party to redirect users to the information you uploaded.

This reliance is especially risky if you depend on your QR code campaign to drive discoverability, engagement, and revenue.

Let’s look a little further at those risks.

QR Code Generators Online Can Be Used Maliciously

As we mentioned, there is nothing inherently risky about what QR codes are. QR code uses—even QR code food uses—are numerous. And QR codes are a remarkably safe and universal tool. QR code statistics prove that. To change, hack, or otherwise affect the performance of that matrix itself, you’d have to physically change it.

The security issues involve the information associated with QR codes. It’s just like email, text, or any other online environment. Bad actors use the tools maliciously. And there are two primary ways that happens.

QR Code Phishing

Phishing is when someone online poses as a trusted entity to illegally acquire sensitive information. When a QR code generator website creates a QR code for your business, this is a possibility. It can happen in three ways.

1. Whoever runs that website will have access to the content you’ve linked to the QR code. They could recreate that content and masquerade as you, all while encouraging users to provide information upon scanning. It would look like your business is asking for information, but it wouldn’t be your business.

2. The third-party website can change the destination URL of your QR code at any time, at their discretion. Imagine a free QR code generator online that spends months ranking in Google and churning out countless QR codes for businesses. They could change every one of those QR code redirection links to a phishing website. They’d be found out, but it’d be too late. They’d disappear with reams of sensitive personal information.

3. This third one isn’t directly related to the risks of QR code generator websites, but it’s worth mentioning. Once you print out your QR code template or QR code table tent template and fix your QR code onto it, people can cover your QR code with a different QR code. It’s a common phishing strategy that, while not very refined, is effective.

Check the destination URL for your dynamic QR code often and verify that it is, in fact, your page. Then you’ll be able to avoid any phishing schemes. It’s a possibility.

QR Code Malware

Malware, or malicious software, is harmful software that’s downloaded to your device. When someone scans your QR code, a go-between URL can be inserted before the URL that contains your published content. Usually this is go-between URL is a shortened address meant solely for redirecting to your published content. But it can be used for evil.

But the fact remains that anyone who scans your code is going to a website that’s not yours. And that URL can actually push a download to your device. A user doesn’t have to be on the page associated with the address for more than a second to activate it. They’re known as “drive-by downloads.” And because you’re using an unverified third-party link as part of your QR code process, you’re opening up the door to automatically downloaded malware.

Free QR Code Generators Online Monitor, Use, and Sell Your Data

Sometimes when a third party QR code generator website redirects to or replaces your full URL, they’re doing it for tracking purposes. Tracking data isn’t as baldly malicious as phishing and malware, but it’s nevertheless invasive. If you trust the service and you trust that they’re tracking data to improve their product, great. But one of the reasons that popular online QR code generators for free can remain free is by generating loads of user data. And selling it to marketing companies.

Ideally, you’re using a dynamic QR code to track QR code usage on your own, using insights to boost profits through menu engineering. If you value your business’s and your users’ privacy, you should avoid online QR code generators for free.

The Free QR Code Generator Can Go Under

If you use a free QR code generator online, you’re asking a third-party site to be a required part of the process. You’re putting them between you and your customers. There may be QR code scanning problems. That means you and your customers are affected any time they’re affected. That could be the entire website going down permanently, or it could be a temporary outage. Either way, you’ll be at their mercy.

So, Are QR Codes Free?

They can be. And if you’re committed to using a free QR code generator online, there are some things you can do to mitigate risk. You can:

• Try to find QR code generators online that give you the option to encode what you want without shortening the URL. You can also host your own URL shortener if you’re familiar with using self-hosted tools online. You’ll need to register a short domain name, though.

• If you’re a restaurant interested in a QR menu, think about using a menu app instead. Because they’re internally developed, they’re more secure. But, because they’re internally developed, they’re also multitudes more difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. Alternatively, look into rolling out a single use menu.

• Use static QR codes instead of dynamic QR codes. That will remove the ability for you to update and edit the information associated with your QR code, though. Any time you change the encoded in a static QR code, you’ll need a new QR code. And the more data you encode in a static QR code, the bigger the QR code is, and the harder it may be to scan. Learning how to scan a QR code on iPhone and how to run a QR code test properly can often solve that problem, though. That’s obviously not sustainable for businesses like bars, restaurants, hotels, or retailers. It’ll also prohibit you from tracking user data with your QR code, which can be leveraged to great effect in your QR code marketing.

• Keep all the online security advice you’ve ever accumulated in mind as you navigate the world of free QR code generators online. Don’t click live links you’re unfamiliar with. Don’t provide information to an untrusted source. Don’t interact with insecure websites. QR codes are tools, just like texts and email. The tool itself isn’t bad, it’s the way it's used. Be ever watchful.

The Benefits of Paid QR Code Generators Online

But the easiest, most reliable solution is to partner with a company that creates professional QR codes for businesses. SproutQR, for example, helps bars, restaurants, and hotels across the country generate reliable, iron-clad dynamic, QR code-based contactless menus. All types of menus.

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