What types of QR codes can I create?

You can create QR codes for URLs (website links), plain text, and Wi-Fi networks (SSID + password). Scan the resulting Wi-Fi code to connect to a network instantly without typing credentials.

What format is the downloaded QR code?

It saves as a standard PNG image, which you can print, embed in a document, display on a screen, or share anywhere images are accepted.

Do I need an internet connection to generate QR codes?

No. The entire process runs on your device. You can create and download QR codes in airplane mode with no connectivity at all.

Is there a limit on how much text the QR code can hold?

The QR format supports up to a few thousand characters, but longer content makes the code denser and harder to scan reliably. For best results, keep text content concise or use a short URL.

QR Generator

WEB

Create QR codes for links, text and Wi-Fi, then download or share them.

Text or URL

Share opens a Carbide web page with this code — viewable by anyone, no app needed.

What it does

QR Generator creates scannable QR codes for anything you choose — a website URL, a block of text, or Wi-Fi credentials so guests can join your network without typing a password. Type your content, pick the type, and the code updates live as you write. When you're happy with it, download it as an image or share it directly to any app on your phone. The code is generated entirely on your device, so there's no account, no upload, and no third-party service involved. Carbide's QR Generator is completely free, works fully offline, and takes just seconds — whether you're sharing a link in a presentation, printing a code for your café, or setting up a quick Wi-Fi pass for visitors.

How to use the QR Generator

Open Carbide and tap QR Generator from the Scanners category.
Choose the type of QR code you want: URL, text, or Wi-Fi.
Type or paste your content — the QR code preview updates in real time as you write.
When you're satisfied, tap Download to save the code as an image to your gallery.
Or tap Share to send the QR code image directly to any app, contact, or service.

Frequently asked questions

What types of QR codes can I create?: You can create QR codes for URLs (website links), plain text, and Wi-Fi networks (SSID + password). Scan the resulting Wi-Fi code to connect to a network instantly without typing credentials.
What format is the downloaded QR code?: It saves as a standard PNG image, which you can print, embed in a document, display on a screen, or share anywhere images are accepted.
Do I need an internet connection to generate QR codes?: No. The entire process runs on your device. You can create and download QR codes in airplane mode with no connectivity at all.
Is there a limit on how much text the QR code can hold?: The QR format supports up to a few thousand characters, but longer content makes the code denser and harder to scan reliably. For best results, keep text content concise or use a short URL.

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