Turn a website link — or any short text — into a QR code, and download it as a PNG ready to print or share. No signup and no watermark.
What can a QR code hold? Any short text — most often a website link, but also Wi-Fi details, contact cards, or plain text up to a few thousand characters. The more text, the denser the pattern, and the harder it is to scan from far away.
What does error correction do? It adds backup data so the code still scans if part of it is scratched, dirty, or covered by a logo. High correction makes a denser code; Medium is a good default for clean printed codes.