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Site95 QR Code for Chrome
Official free extension: QR for the current tab URL or any text, download PNG, works offline. Same privacy model as this site — content stays on your device.
How to Create a QR Code
Paste content
Enter a full URL (https://…) or any text you want scanners to read.
Adjust options
Set pixel size, error correction, margin, and colors for print or web.
Download PNG
Generate, preview, then download the PNG to use anywhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a QR code for free?
Paste your URL or text, choose size and colors, click Generate QR Code, then Download PNG. No account needed.
Is the QR code saved on Site95 servers?
No. Generation is 100% client-side. Your content stays in your browser.
What size should I use for printing?
For print, 512px or 1024px works well. For on-screen sharing, 256px or 384px is usually enough.
Can I change QR code colors?
Yes. Pick foreground and background colors. Keep high contrast so cameras can scan reliably.
Why did generation fail?
Very long text or extreme settings can fail. Shorten the content or lower error correction and try again.
Can I encode a Wi‑Fi password?
You can put any text in the code, including a Wi‑Fi note. For automatic network join, use the standard WIFI: format if your scanner supports it.
Is there a Chrome extension?
Yes. The free Site95 QR Code extension is on the Chrome Web Store — generate a QR for the current tab or any text, download PNG, offline. Same privacy model as this page.
Free Online QR Code Generator for URLs & Text
Whether you need a link on a flyer, a digital business card, a menu, or a way to share a long URL, a reliable QR code generator saves time. Site95 builds the code on your device with the QRious library so you stay in control of what you encode — no signup, no watermark.
What you can encode
Website URLs (prefer HTTPS), plain text, short instructions, Wi‑Fi notes you type yourself, or any string your scanner app can handle. Always double-check the text before you print hundreds of copies.
Size, error correction, and colors
Larger modules scan more reliably on printed materials viewed from a distance. Higher error correction helps if the code might be scratched or partially covered. Dark modules on a light background remain the safest combination for phone cameras.
Best practices before printing
- Test the PNG on at least two phone cameras
- Leave quiet space (margin) around the code
- Avoid low-contrast color pairs
- Link to mobile-friendly pages when possible
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