QR Code Reader
Read QR codes from images free in your browser.
Paste a website address or any text and the QR code updates as you type, or switch to Wi-Fi mode for a guided network form with a printable guest card. Open More options to pick a design style, customize the colors, or change the size and error correction, then download a PNG or SVG. Everything is generated locally in your browser.
How to useText, URL, or Wi-Fi network
Your network name and password never leave this page: they are not saved in this browser, never added to share links, and never logged.
Very low contrast between the two colors — scanners may not read this code.
Preview updates as you type; download the PNG or SVG when it looks right.
Your QR code will appear here.
Scan-test the QR code with your phone before printing or sharing.
QR codes are generated entirely in your browser. Higher error correction and high-contrast colors scan most reliably.
Wi-Fi mode builds a standard WIFI: payload (special characters are escaped), keeps the quiet zone intact, and never stores your credentials anywhere.
Input
https://example.com Output
A static QR code encoding https://example.com, downloadable as PNG. These buttons share the page link, not your input.
Your current input will be stored in the link after the # symbol, not uploaded to Handy Browser Tools. Anyone with this link can read that text. If you send or post it, the service you choose also receives the link. Do not include passwords or private information.
Never. The code encodes your text directly (no redirect service), so it works as long as the content itself is valid.
Higher levels let the code survive damage or partial covering (like a logo) at the cost of a denser pattern. M (medium) is right for most uses.
Switch to Wi-Fi mode and enter the network name, security type, and password. Special characters are escaped automatically, the password is never saved or added to links, and you can print a guest card for visitors.
Yes. Pick one of three module styles (classic squares, rounded, or dots) and set any foreground and background color with the color pickers. Keep the contrast high, ideally dark modules on a light background, so scanners can read it.
No, the QR code is generated entirely in your browser.
Read QR codes from images free in your browser.
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