Start by choosing your QR code type from the tabs at the top — URL, Text, Email, Phone, SMS, vCard, Location, or any social platform. After picking your type, fill in the required fields. Make sure all information is correct because static QR codes cannot be edited after you finalize them. Double-check URLs for typos and phone numbers for correct country codes.

Customize Design

Make your QR code unique. Pick a custom foreground and background color, or apply a gradient for extra visual impact. Choose from 9 body shapes and multiple eye frame designs. Upload your brand logo to place it at the center of the QR code. You can also mix and match shapes to create a QR code that perfectly represents your brand style.

Generate QR Code

Click the 'Create QR Code' button to generate your design. A live preview appears instantly on the right. Use the quality slider to set your desired output resolution — go higher for print materials and lower for quick digital sharing. Always scan the preview with your phone camera to confirm it works correctly before downloading.

Download & Use

Once you are satisfied with your QR code, click the 'Download PNG' button to save it to your device. The file downloads at the resolution you selected. Use it on business cards, flyers, menus, packaging, websites, presentations — anywhere you want people to quickly scan and reach your content.

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The Free QR Code Generator for High Quality Results

P3535 is one of the most straightforward and capable free QR code generators available online. The combination of full design customization, logo support, and high-resolution output makes it a practical choice for both personal projects and professional business use. All QR codes are generated directly in your browser — no data is ever sent to our servers.

Unlimited Use with No Expiry

Every QR code you create on P3535 will work forever. There are no expiration dates, no scan limits, and no usage caps. Static QR codes continue to function as long as the destination content — like a website or phone number — remains active. The only limitation of static codes is that the content cannot be changed after creation, so always verify your input carefully.

QR Codes with Your Logo

Adding a logo to a QR code is one of the most effective ways to reinforce brand recognition. With P3535, you can upload any PNG, JPG, or SVG image as your logo. The generator uses high error correction (level H) to ensure the QR code remains fully readable even when up to 30% of the pattern is covered by your logo. This makes branded QR codes both attractive and reliably functional.

Custom Design and Colors

A generic black-and-white QR code blends into the background. A designed QR code catches attention and encourages more scans. P3535 lets you customize every visual element — the color of the modules, the background, the shape of the body pattern, and the look of the corner eye elements. Adding a gradient creates a modern, polished look that works well for business materials and marketing campaigns.

High Resolution for Print

Low-resolution QR codes look blurry and pixelated on printed materials. P3535 lets you generate QR codes up to 1000x1000 pixels, which is large enough for banners, posters, product labels, and business cards without any quality loss. For the best print results, use the highest resolution setting and verify the scan quality before sending files to print.

Free for Commercial Use

Many QR code tools restrict commercial use behind a paid plan. P3535 has no such restrictions. All QR codes generated here are completely free to use for any purpose — personal projects, client work, retail packaging, restaurant menus, marketing campaigns, and more. No license purchase, no attribution required, and no hidden terms around commercial use.

Your Data Stays in Your Browser

P3535 generates QR codes entirely on the client side using your browser's processing power. This means the content you enter — whether it is a URL, WiFi password, contact details, or cryptocurrency wallet address — is never transmitted to our servers. We cannot see, store, or access your QR code data in any form. This is especially important for sensitive use cases like WiFi network credentials and personal contact information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question about P3535 or QR codes in general? Find answers below.

All QR Code Types — What They Are and How to Use Them

Each QR code type serves a different purpose. Here is a quick guide.

URL QR Code

A URL QR code stores a website address and opens it directly in the browser when scanned. It is the most commonly used QR type, ideal for business cards, product packaging, menus, and any printed material where you want to drive traffic to a web page.

Text QR Code

A text QR code stores plain text that is displayed on-screen when scanned, without opening any app or browser. It is great for short messages, instructions, promotional codes, or any content that doesn't require a link.

Email QR Code

An email QR code opens the user's default mail app with the recipient address, subject, and message pre-filled. This makes it extremely easy for customers to contact you with a single scan, without having to type anything manually.

Phone QR Code

A phone QR code triggers the dial screen with a pre-filled number when scanned, so users can call you instantly. This is perfect for shop windows, brochures, and business cards where you want to remove friction from the calling process.

SMS QR Code

An SMS QR code opens the messaging app with a phone number and optional pre-written message ready to send. It is widely used for customer service shortcuts, appointment confirmations, and promotional SMS opt-ins.

vCard QR Code

A vCard QR code encodes your complete contact information including name, phone, email, address, and website in a standard format. When scanned, it prompts the user to save your details directly to their phone contacts — a modern replacement for paper business cards.

Location QR Code

A location QR code stores GPS coordinates and opens the user's maps application to show the exact spot when scanned. It is ideal for directing customers to your shop, event venue, parking area, or any physical location that can be hard to describe in words.

Facebook QR Code

A Facebook QR code points directly to your Facebook page or profile URL. Placing it on printed materials and in-store displays makes it easy for customers to find and follow your page without needing to search.

Twitter QR Code

A Twitter QR code links to your Twitter or X profile, making it simple for people to follow you by scanning a code rather than searching. You can also create a tweet intent link to encourage users to share a specific pre-written message.

YouTube QR Code

A YouTube QR code links to any YouTube video or channel page. Use it on product boxes, event screens, and printed tutorials to let people instantly watch related video content by scanning.

WiFi QR Code

A WiFi QR code encodes your network name, password, and encryption type. When scanned, most modern phones will offer to connect automatically — no typing required. It is perfect for cafes, hotels, offices, and homes where guests frequently need WiFi access.

Bitcoin QR Code

A Bitcoin QR code encodes a cryptocurrency wallet address and optional payment amount. It allows anyone to send you a payment by simply scanning the code with their crypto wallet app, eliminating the risk of address typos during manual entry.