Create a QR code from a URL, text, email, phone number, or Wi-Fi network — generated entirely in your browser.
A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores data as a grid of black and white squares. Unlike a traditional barcode, which only reads in one direction, a QR code packs information both horizontally and vertically, letting it hold far more data — a full web address, a block of text, or Wi-Fi login details — in a small printable square.
A scanning app or camera locates the three distinctive squares in three corners of the code to figure out its orientation, then reads the grid of modules in between to reconstruct the encoded data. Built into that data is error-correction information, so a QR code can still scan correctly even if part of it is smudged, torn, or covered by a small logo.
Print a QR code on a flyer, business card, or product label so anyone with a phone camera can jump straight to your website without typing a URL.
Share your Wi-Fi network without reciting a password out loud or writing it on a sticky note — guests scan the code and their phone offers to join the network automatically.
An email or phone QR code lets someone start a message or call with a single scan instead of manually entering your details.
Yes. Generating and downloading QR codes on Brekzy is completely free, with no sign-up required.
Yes. Choose the URL tab, enter your website address, and generate — scanning the resulting code opens that page directly.
Yes. Choose the Wi-Fi tab, enter your network name and password, select the correct security type, and generate. Most phone cameras can scan it and join the network automatically without typing the password.
Yes. Click "Download PNG" to save the generated code as an image file, ready to print or share.
No. Whatever you enter — a URL, message, phone number, or Wi-Fi password — is used only to build the QR code in your browser. It isn't sent to or stored on Brekzy's servers.
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