QR Code Generator
Make QR codes for a website, phone number, WhatsApp, Facebook page or text. Change the colors and download a high-resolution PNG or an SVG.
What should the QR open?
Scanning it offers to call the number straight away.
Scanning it shows the number as text; the customer copies it to Send Money. This is not an official bKash/Nagad payment QR.
Design (optional)
With a logo, error correction stays at H (30%) so the code still scans even where the logo covers it.
Preview and download
Enter a link, text or number and the QR appears here
What's inside the QR
Scan it once with your own phone before printing. On a visiting card keep the QR at least 2×2 cm; give the press the SVG and it stays sharp at any size.
How to use
- 1Choose the QR type: link, phone, WhatsApp, email, Wi‑Fi or bKash/Nagad number.
- 2Enter the details and the preview updates instantly. You can add a caption underneath if you like.
- 3Set the colours, the quiet zone and the size, and add a logo in the centre if you need one.
- 4Download a PNG (2048 px for print) or an SVG. Scan it with your phone before printing.
FAQ
Will this QR code always work?
Yes. These are static QR codes: the link or text is stored inside the code itself, with no expiry and no server. But if the website or page in the link goes offline, it will no longer open.
Which file should I use for a visiting card or banner?
Give the press the SVG (vector); it stays sharp at any size. If you use a PNG, choose 2048 or 4096 px. On a card, keep the QR at least 2×2 cm with some blank space around it.
Will a coloured QR code still scan?
Yes, as long as the code is dark and the background is light. If the two colours are too close, or reversed (light code on a dark background), the tool warns you.
Is a logo in the middle a problem?
With a logo the tool automatically switches to the highest error correction (H, 30%), so the code can still be read even though the logo covers part of it. Keep the logo small and clear, and scan once before printing.
Can customers pay directly with the bKash/Nagad QR?
No. It is a plain QR that shows your number: when scanned, the number appears and the customer copies it to Send Money or pay. Official merchant payment QR codes come from each provider's app or merchant panel.