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Choose a type in the Img Stop QR Code Generator, such as Link, WiFi or WhatsApp, and fill in the details. Pick colors, dot style and size, and add a logo if you want. The QR code updates live, so click PNG, SVG or JPG to download it.
About the QR Code Generator
The Img Stop QR Code Generator makes QR codes for seven kinds of content: website links, plain text, WiFi login, phone numbers, WhatsApp chats with an optional message, email and contact cards in vCard format. You can change the dot and background colors, use a transparent background, switch between square and round dots and set the size from 128 to 2048 pixels.
These are static QR codes. The data is stored inside the code itself, so it never expires, has no scan limits and does not pass through a tracking server. You can add your logo in the middle, and the error correction level rises to H automatically so the code stays readable. Download a PNG or JPG for sharing, or an SVG for sharp printing at any size.
Key features
- Seven QR typesLink, Text, WiFi, Phone, WhatsApp, Email and Contact (vCard).
- Logo in the middleAdd your logo and the code switches to high error correction.
- Custom colorsPick any dot and background color, or use a transparent background.
- Square or round dotsChoose the classic square look or soft round dots.
- Size up to 2048 pxSet the image size from 128 to 2048 pixels.
- PNG, SVG and JPGDownload for screens, print or design software.
How to use the QR Code Generator
- Choose a type Pick Link, Text, WiFi, Phone, WhatsApp, Email or Contact at the top.
- Enter the details Fill in the link, text, WiFi name and password, phone number with country code, or contact details.
- Style the code Set Color, Background, Dots and Size, and add a Logo in the middle if you want.
- Test and download Scan the preview with your phone, then click PNG, SVG or JPG to download.
QR Code Generator at a glance
| Price | Free, no sign up |
|---|---|
| QR types | Link, text, WiFi, phone, WhatsApp, email, vCard |
| Output formats | PNG, SVG, JPG |
| Size | 128 to 2048 px |
| Expiry | Never – static QR codes |
| Processing | In your browser – nothing is uploaded |
When to use it
- Let guests join your WiFi by scanning instead of typing the password.
- Print a WhatsApp QR code on shop counters so customers can message you.
- Add a QR code with your logo to business cards, flyers and packaging.
- Link a restaurant table card to your online menu.
- Share your contact details at events with a vCard QR code.
Tips for the best result
- Keep strong contrast, such as a dark code on a light background. Light codes on dark backgrounds do not scan on every phone.
- Always test-scan a code with a logo before printing many copies.
- Download SVG for large prints such as banners. Note that the logo is included in the PNG and JPG downloads, not in the SVG.
- Type phone numbers with the country code, for example +92 300 1234567, so WhatsApp and phone codes work from any country.
Frequently asked questions
Do these QR codes expire?
No. These are static QR codes, so the link or text is stored inside the code pattern itself. They work for as long as the content is valid, for example as long as your website link exists, with no scan limit and no subscription.
How do I make a QR code for my WiFi?
Choose WiFi as the type, type your Network name (SSID) and Password, and pick the Security type, usually WPA. Download the code and print it. When guests scan it with their phone camera, they can join the network without typing the password.
How do I create a WhatsApp QR code?
Choose WhatsApp and type your phone number with the country code, for example +92 300 1234567. You can also add a ready message. Scanning the code opens a WhatsApp chat with you, and the message appears ready to send.
Will a logo stop my QR code from scanning?
Usually not, because the logo covers only the middle and the tool raises error correction to H, which can rebuild up to 30% of the code. Keep strong contrast and always test-scan the preview with your phone before printing.
Which format is best for printing a QR code?
SVG is a vector file, so it stays sharp at any size, which is ideal for banners and posters. For a code with a logo, download a PNG at 2048 px instead, since the SVG contains the code only. JPG works for quick sharing.
Last updated October 29, 2026 by the Img Stop team.