Use QR codes for WiFi, contacts, and printed materials

A guest WiFi code can save visitors from typing a long password. A contact code can connect a business card to a name, number, and email address. Teachers can link worksheets to learning materials, and shops can point signs to a menu or product page. Use a clear label beside each code so people know what scanning will do.

Generate QR codes in bulk

Try the scanner, generator or QR checker. Your images and QR payloads are processed locally.

Install Valid QR Scan

In your browser menu, choose “Install app” or “Add to Home Screen”. On iPhone or iPad, open Share, then Add to Home Screen. In Safari on Mac, use File, then Add to Dock.

Visit once online and wait for “Offline tools ready”. Scanning and generation can then work without a connection. Opening a web destination still needs internet.

Preparing offline tools…