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URL QR code

Encode any web address so scanning the code opens it directly — the most common use for a QR code, from posters and packaging to business cards.

WiFi network QR code

Encode a network name and password so scanning the code connects a phone to WiFi automatically — no typing a password out loud or over a printed card.

Contact card (vCard) QR code

Encode a full contact card — name, phone, email, company — so scanning the code offers to save it straight to the recipient's contacts app.

Email QR code

Encode a pre-filled email — address, subject, and body — so scanning the code opens the recipient's mail app with everything ready to send.

SMS text message QR code

Encode a phone number and pre-filled text so scanning the code opens the messaging app ready to send — handy for RSVPs, support lines, or opt-ins.

Phone number QR code

Encode a phone number so scanning the code starts a call immediately — useful on posters, vehicles, or storefronts.

Plain text QR code

Encode any block of plain text so scanning the code displays it directly — notes, instructions, serial numbers, or a short message.

Calendar event QR code

Encode a calendar event — title, time, and location — so scanning the code offers to add it straight to the recipient's calendar app.

Location (GPS) QR code

Encode GPS coordinates so scanning the code opens the recipient's maps app centered on that exact spot.

WhatsApp chat QR code

Encode a WhatsApp number and pre-filled message so scanning the code opens a chat ready to send — a common storefront and support pattern.

App download link QR code

Encode a link to your app's App Store or Google Play listing so scanning the code takes people straight to the download page.