QR Code Generator

Create a QR code containing text, a link, or the bytes of a small file. The PNG is yours to keep: it contains your data directly, without a Btech3 redirect or subscription.

Server processing: submitted data and an optional logo are sent to Btech3 to generate your download. The application does not save an output gallery. Maximum request size: 500 MiB.

Text or URL

Advanced options

A file replaces the text input when “File bytes” is selected. Most QR readers expect text or links; arbitrary file bytes may not be useful to them.

Input source Small data file QR data type Error correction

Pixels per module (1–20)

Quiet zone in modules (4–20)

Foreground

Background

Optional center image Center image width (% of QR image, 1–20)

Center images are cropped square. Even with high error correction, a logo or weak color contrast can make a code unreadable. Test the downloaded image before printing.

Make a code that actually scans

Start with a short, complete address such as https://example.com. A QR code stores the exact address; it does not repair typos.
Keep the default black foreground, white background, and four-module quiet zone for a dependable starting point.
Download the PNG and scan it on another device. Check the destination before sharing it.

A longer message needs more modules. Increasing the pixels per module makes the image larger, not more capable of holding data. For example, a 21-module code with a four-module border at 10 pixels per module is 290 × 290 pixels.

The code itself does not expire, but a linked website can move or close. See the QR guide for print and logo tips.