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Create static QR codes for URLs, Wi-Fi, contacts, text and events. Download PNG or SVG with optional local logos; no signup or scan tracking.
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Encode https://example.com with high contrast and a quiet border.
Local qrcode Reed-Solomon encoding with integer module rendering, fixed quiet border, contrast safeguards and independent jsQR exact-payload decode validation.
1500 UTF-8 bytes; PNG maximum 128-1024px with whole-module sizing and at least two pixels/module; four-module quiet zone and minimum 4.5:1 contrast. Logos: PNG/JPEG/static WebP up to 1 MiB and 1024x1024px, H correction and minimum 320px output; actual composite must decode locally. Physical scanning still requires testing. No transparent backgrounds, dynamic redirects, hosted files, analytics or enterprise Wi-Fi. App support varies.
A QR code stores a payload that a compatible scanner can read. Mayexa creates static QR codes for links, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, SMS, contacts, locations and UTC events. Generation runs locally; it does not create a tracked redirect or an editable hosted campaign.
An optional logo is checked with a local decoder before download is enabled, but this does not guarantee physical scanning. Dense payloads, print quality, camera focus and low contrast can still cause failures. A static code's contents cannot be changed after downloading; if the linked page moves, maintain that URL or generate a replacement code.
No Mayexa account is required. Review the workspace's processing labels and limits before entering data.
No. QR input is processed in this browser tab, with no saved drafts or remote QR service. Downloads and clipboard copies may contain private contact details or Wi-Fi passwords.
The maximum size is rounded down to whole pixels per QR module to keep edges sharp. Dense content may need a larger size. SVG can be scaled for print.
These are static QR codes. Edit the content here and download a new code. Dynamic redirects and scan tracking are not provided.
No. High contrast, a clear four-module border and sensible density help, but printing, cameras and installed apps affect scanning. Test the downloaded code on intended devices.
Yes. Upload a small local PNG, JPEG or static WebP. The tool forces high correction and checks the actual composite with a local QR decoder before enabling downloads. This is not a guarantee of physical scanning; test the final print on intended devices.
Work through a practical example and understand how to interpret the result before relying on it.
Create a QR Code for a Link, Wi-Fi or Contact and Test the DownloadChoose what your QR code opens, then customize and download.
Complete HTTP or HTTPS links only. Links are encoded, never opened or fetched.
Higher correction creates denser codes. PNG pixels align to whole modules, so the actual size may be slightly smaller than requested.
Up to 1 MiB and 1024 x 1024 pixels. Small centered logo; H correction and at least 320px. Downloads require successful local decoding of the actual composite. Always test printed output on real phones.
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Scan-test the downloaded code on your intended phones and at its final printed size.
Content stays in this browser tab: no input uploads, tracking URLs, remote image fetches or saved drafts. QR codes are readable data, not encryption. Downloaded files and clipboard copies can contain contact details or Wi-Fi passwords.
Up to 1,500 UTF-8 bytes after encoding; PNG maximum 128-1,024 pixels; minimum two pixels per module. Dense content needs a larger size. SVG is scalable. Contrast is at least 4.5:1, but this alone cannot guarantee a scan. Optional small logos are checked with a local QR decoder; this does not guarantee physical scanning. Transparent backgrounds, dynamic redirects, analytics, bulk generation and enterprise Wi-Fi are not included. Email/SMS/contact behavior depends on the scanner and installed apps.