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Create your QR code

Static QR codes in your browser — then test reliability and size for print when you are ready.

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Create branded static QR codes — styles, colors, gradients, and logos

QR codes are generated locally in your browser. Payload data is not stored by QRburst as part of generation.

Protocol optional — example.com becomes https://example.com

PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or SVG · max 2 MB · processed locally

Design

Preview stays within the card. Size applies to PNG export; SVG is scalable vector output.

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Free static QR codes, made in your browser

QRburst creates static QR codes from typed payloads — websites, text, email, phone, SMS, Wi-Fi, WhatsApp, contacts, locations, and calendar events. Generation runs locally in your browser. The encoded content is stored in the QR pattern itself and is not intentionally stored by QRburst as part of generation. Scanned codes open that content directly; they do not depend on a QRburst redirect.

What you can create

  • Website, text, email, phone, SMS, Wi-Fi, WhatsApp, contact, location, and event payloads
  • Custom module styles, finder eyes, colors, and gradients
  • Optional logo with size/margin controls and visual presets
  • QR Lab checks for contrast, quiet zone, data density, logo size, and related scan-reliability factors
  • Decoder-based stress tests for blur, resizing, rotation, perspective, compression, and more — plus testing an existing uploaded QR
  • Print Studio physical sizing with DPI guidance and local PNG, SVG, and PDF export
  • PNG and SVG download with independent export resolution

Why static QR codes matter

A static QR code embeds your data in the pattern. Once printed or shared, it keeps working without an account, subscription, or QRburst server in the loop. That makes static codes a reliable choice for packaging, posters, business cards, and long-lived materials.

QR tools for common tasks

Need a focused workflow? These curated tools open the right form first, then reuse the same design, QR Lab, and Print Studio stack as the full generator.

Solve a common task

Outcome toolkits start from what you want people to do — then guide design, testing, and print — still on the same local QR engine.

Learn how to make QR codes more reliable

Short guides on size, printing, quiet zones, and testing — written to support Create → Test → Print, not to multiply keyword pages.

Browse all guides

Need many QR codes?

Generate a batch from CSV — validate row by row, keep partial success, and download a ZIP with a privacy-safe manifest. Everything stays in your browser.

Bulk QR Code Generator

Building with QRburst?

Use the stateless QR Generation API for PNG/SVG from your own apps. The website generator stays local-first; the API is a separate server path with rate limits and clear privacy docs.

Developer documentation