About QRCodePlus
Free QR code and barcode tools that run in your browser — built for marketers, operators, and anyone who needs codes that scan the first time.
QRCodePlus is a free toolkit for creating and scanning QR codes and barcodes online. Whether you are launching a campaign, labeling inventory, or printing WiFi cards for guests, you can generate scannable artwork in your browser and download files ready for screens or production.
What we build
The platform brings generators, scanners, guides, and use cases together in one place:
- QR Code Generator — URL, WiFi, vCard, text, email, SMS, phone, location, event, and social profile codes.
- Barcode Generator — Code 128, EAN-13, UPC-A, Data Matrix, PDF417, and other symbologies for retail and logistics.
- QR Code Scan and Barcode Scan — decode with your camera or an uploaded image.
- Guides and use cases — practical advice on sizing, printing, error correction, and placement.
How our tools work
Generation and scanning run in your browser whenever possible. You enter a payload — a URL, WiFi credentials, GTIN, or logistics string — and the tool renders a code you can download as PNG, SVG, JPG, or PDF. We do not require signup for core generators and scanners, and we do not store the payloads you type for later retrieval.
Who uses QRCodePlus
Teams across marketing, retail, hospitality, events, and operations use QRCodePlus to bridge print and digital:
- Marketers adding trackable landing-page QRs to posters, packaging, and OOH.
- Restaurants and offices sharing guest WiFi without spelling passwords.
- Brands preparing EAN, UPC, and Code 128 artwork for labels and cartons.
- Designers exporting SVG for vendors who need vector bar edges and QR modules.
Our approach
We focus on accurate symbologies, clear downloads, and content that matches real search intent — not generic filler. Guides explain when to pick static vs dynamic QRs, how check digits work, and what quiet zones scanners need. Tool pages include step-by-step instructions so you can ship codes that scan on the devices your audience actually uses.
Multilingual by design
English is the source locale today, and the platform is structured for expansion into additional languages. Glossary terms such as QR Code, EAN-13, and Code 128 stay consistent across locales so technical accuracy is preserved in translations.
Get in touch
Questions about a specific symbology, a partnership, or how to use a tool for your workflow? Visit our Contact page. For security issues, see Security and report vulnerabilities responsibly.