One place. Every QR.
Create something useful.
Make scannable QR codes for websites, Wi-Fi, contacts, events and more. Customize the design, then download PNG or SVG—no registration required.
Make your QR code
Free static QREnter your details to generate a QR code.
Generate, download and test with your phone's camera before printing.
Seven tools. One convenient place.
Like compartments in a bento box, each tool is ready for a different job. Choose the QR code you need.
QR Code Generator
Create a free static QR code for a website, portfolio, booking page or online menu. Download as PNG or SVG.
Try this tool →Wi-Fi QR Code Generator
Make a Wi-Fi QR code for guests, cafés, classrooms or your home. Your password stays in your browser.
Try this tool →vCard QR Code Generator
Create a contact QR code with a name, number, email and business information.
Try this tool →WhatsApp QR Code Generator
Link to a WhatsApp conversation with an optional pre-written message.
Try this tool →Email QR Code Generator
Make a QR code that opens an email addressed to you, optionally with subject and message.
Try this tool →Event QR Code Generator
Create a QR code for a Google Calendar event template with time, venue and details.
Try this tool →Location QR Code Generator
Convert a place, street address or coordinates into a scannable Google Maps link.
Try this tool →From idea to QR in three steps
Choose a QR type
Pick a website, Wi-Fi network, contact, message, event or location.
Enter & customize
Fill in the form. Select colors and error correction, or add a small logo.
Download & test
Download PNG or SVG, then scan with a few phones before sharing or printing.
Make every scan count
An attractive QR code is useful only when people can scan it. These guides help you avoid common mistakes.
How to Create a QR Code That People Can Actually Scan
A practical guide to making, testing and printing a static QR code, from first link to final download.
Read the guide →Static vs Dynamic QR Codes: What Is the Difference?
Understand permanence, editable destinations, scan analytics and the cost of redirects.
Read the guide →How to Make a Wi-Fi QR Code for Guests
Share your network in a practical way while understanding the privacy and security trade-offs.
Read the guide →Why Is My QR Code Not Scanning?
A troubleshooting checklist for low contrast, missing margins, bad links and print problems.
Read the guide →How Large Should a QR Code Be for Printing?
Learn about scan distance, quiet zones, resolution, materials and print testing.
Read the guide →Practical QR Codes for Restaurants, Events and Small Businesses
Useful real-world QR applications, customer experience tips, and long-term link planning.
Read the guide →Questions, answered
Are static QR codes from QRBento free?
Yes. The static generators on QRBento are designed for free personal or business use, without an account or watermark.
Do QRBento QR codes expire?
Static QR patterns do not have a built-in expiration date. However, a linked website, WhatsApp number, map location, or other destination may change or stop working. QRBento does not host or maintain your linked destination.
Can I edit a QR code after printing it?
A static QR code cannot change its encoded contents after printing. To change the destination while keeping the printed code, you need a separately hosted redirect or dynamic QR service.
Does QRBento see my Wi-Fi password?
The static generator builds the QR code locally in your browser. The password does not need to be uploaded to QRBento for encoding. Anyone who receives the QR code can potentially recover and share the encoded password, so distribute it carefully.
Can I add a logo to the QR code?
Yes, but logos cover some data modules and can prevent scanning. QRBento applies high error correction when logos are used. Always test your code with several phones before printing.