Prepare shareable links
Turn long URLs or Wi-Fi settings into QR images for mobile testing, printed notes, and internal documents.
브라우저 내부 처리
Generate QR codes and scan uploaded QR images in the browser.
Turn a URL or Wi-Fi details into a QR code for mobile testing or printed notices. In reverse, upload a QR image you were sent to see what string it contains before opening it. A QR code is not encryption — it is a string rendered as a picture, readable by anyone.
Turn long URLs or Wi-Fi settings into QR images for mobile testing, printed notes, and internal documents.
Upload a screenshot or received QR image to see the actual text before opening an unknown link.
QR generation and scanning happen in the browser; uploaded images are not sent to a separate server by this tool.
Longer content packs the grid more densely. Shorten long URLs before generating for small print, and keep a quiet zone of at least four modules around the code.
Error correction tolerates some obstruction, but not unlimited. If you plan to overlay a logo, raise the error correction level to H and cover less than 30% of the area.
The longer the value, the denser the QR code becomes. Shorter links are usually more reliable for small print sizes.
Check SSID, encryption type, and password before sharing. Avoid placing sensitive network credentials in public QR codes.
The quiet zone around the code needs to be at least four modules wide. Cropping the image tight or placing it directly on a coloured background stops cameras from finding the code boundary. This is usually the cause of print failures.
A QR code is just a string rendered as an image, so anyone can read it. A Wi-Fi QR on an office wall means one photo copies the password. Use a separate guest network instead.
QR codes embed redundant data so they scan even when partly obscured. Raising the level adds resilience but packs more modules into the same area. Medium suits print; a lower level is fine on screen.
Input
https://taxijjang.com/json
Output
Scanning opens that address directly
Input
WIFI:T:WPA;S:CafeGuest;P:hello2026;;
Output
Scanning joins the network without typing the password
T is the security type, S the network name, P the password. The two trailing semicolons are required.