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Create a QR code locally
Make a QR code for a product insert, Etsy listing, instruction, website or Wi-Fi access. Your content stays in this browser.
QR Code Generator
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Useful for makers and sellers
One small code can connect a physical product to useful information
Add a QR code to an Etsy package insert, care instructions, assembly guide, product page, portfolio, social link or Wi‑Fi sign. Use SVG when you need a clean vector file for a design editor, and PNG for a digital image.
Practical guide
Make a code people can actually scan
- Choose the content type first: a web link, email, phone number or Wi-Fi details.
- Keep the content short and use the recommended error-correction level unless the code will be damaged or engraved.
- Use a clear contrast and keep the quiet zone around the code; do not place the code against a busy background.
- Export PNG for a listing image or SVG for a sharp design, print or laser layout.
- Scan the final exported or printed code with a phone before sending products to customers.
Questions and answers
Before you share a code
Is my QR content sent to a server?
No. The code is created in this browser. The text, link or Wi-Fi details are not sent to a FilePrepKit server or an external QR service.
Which export should I choose?
Choose PNG for a digital listing, message or image editor. Choose SVG for a vector design, print layout or laser workflow where sharp edges at any size matter.
Why does a code fail to scan after printing?
A code can become too small, low-contrast, crowded or damaged by the material. Leave a clear border, test at final size and scan the final version with a phone.