Text QR Code Generator
Create a free QR code from any text. Enter your message, notes, instructions, contact details, or other text, customize the QR code, and download it as a PNG, JPG, or SVG file.
No account needed. Yours to keep.
1. Add your content
Starter templates & captions Ready-made styles and download frames
Apply a ready-made design. Your content stays unchanged.
Choose a frame to include your caption in downloads, copied images and print sheets. The selected size is the QR area; the frame adds space around it. Captions are saved with design presets.
Colours
More design options Shapes, logo, image size and border
QR shapes
Add a logo
Size & border
Saved designs
Save colours, styles, frames, captions and your logo on this browser. Your encoded QR content is never included. Up to 10 designs; saving an existing name updates it.
Preset files include saved logos. Import adds designs without replacing existing ones; conflicting names are renamed. Maximum 10 designs in total.
Local project library
Save the complete content, design, frame, caption and print label on this browser. Up to 20 projects. Saving an existing name updates it. Projects are not uploaded or synced.
Content is stored unencrypted in this browser profile. This can include Wi-Fi passwords, contact details and event information. Anyone with access to this profile may be able to read it. Clearing site data removes your projects.
Scan advice & checks
Automatic verification checks a PNG copy against your intended content. Transparent images are checked on white. Test the final print or display with your phone too.
Download QR code
PNG for everyday sharing · SVG for scalable print
Choose text when the information should travel with the image
A text QR stores the actual message rather than a page to fetch. A short equipment note or meeting-point instruction can be read by a compatible scanner without loading a website. Internet access may still be needed for any links or actions contained in that text.
For example, a storage label could contain
Kit B — return to reception after use. Put the same essential instruction in readable print so the QR is an extra way to access it.
Keep the message short and public
Longer messages usually create denser patterns, making small labels harder to scan. Remove unnecessary wording before increasing the print size. Do not use this as a private password vault: anyone with the QR image may decode its contents.
Text does not guarantee a particular action
Readers decide how to display or interpret decoded text. For a saveable address-book entry, use the contact card generator; for a scheduled activity, use the event generator. Those tools prepare structured content instead of a plain note.
Check the exported result
Compare the reader output with your original wording, including accents, line breaks and punctuation. Test a proof on the actual material. The printed message cannot be edited later; use a maintained webpage and a URL QR if the information will change.