QR Code Generator

Type a link, Wi-Fi details or a contact, pick colours, and download a sharp PNG or SVG QR code that never expires.

⚡100% free - no sign-up, no watermark 🔐Secure HTTPS upload - your files are never shared 📏See the new file size before you compress 🎯Shrink photos to an exact KB - 20, 50, 100 KB 👔Passport photos: add a suit or blazer, change background 🔒Private - files are deleted automatically 📝Read text from photos in 30+ languages 📄Merge, split and compress PDFs in seconds 🎬Big videos convert while they upload - up to 200 MB 🔁100+ formats: 32 audio, 28 video, 23 image 📱Works on every phone - nothing to install 📤Share results to WhatsApp in one tap

Drop audio files here or click to browse

83 formats in → 32 out · MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, Opus, AAC, WMA, AIFF, ALAC, AMR... · up to 200 MB in total

🔒 Private · deleted after download

Output

Convert to Quality

Advanced audio settings

Fine-tune the result like a sound engineer. Every choice below is optional - leave a box on Auto or Original and the tool picks a sensible value for you. Only options that the chosen format supports are shown.

Preset Fills the boxes below for a typical purpose. You can still change any box afterwards. Bitrate (kbps) How much data every second of sound gets. Higher = better quality and a bigger file. Speech: 32-64. Music: 128-192. Best lossy quality: 256-320. Bitrate mode CBR keeps the same data rate all the time (predictable size, needed by some players). VBR gives hard passages more data (usually better sound for the same size). Sample rate Snapshots of sound taken per second. 44.1 kHz = CD and music, 48 kHz = video and broadcast, 16-22 kHz = speech, 96 kHz and above = studio masters. A higher rate than your original adds nothing. Channels Mono halves the size and is ideal for speech. Stereo keeps left and right for music. Choosing stereo for a mono recording just copies the sound to both sides. Bit depth Precision of each sample. 16-bit = CD, 24-bit = studio, 32-bit / 32-bit float = editing headroom, 8-bit = tiny files with audible hiss. Only matters for lossless and WAV-type formats. Compression level FLAC is always lossless - this only trades speed for size. 0 = fastest, biggest file; 8 = slowest, smallest file. The sound is identical at every level.

Normalize loudness (EBU R128, -16 LUFS)Evens out volume to the international broadcast / podcast standard, so quiet files get louder and loud ones softer. Remove tags & metadataDeletes title, artist, album art, GPS and other hidden information - good for privacy and a slightly smaller file.

Not sure what to pick? Read the detailed guide to these settings below the tool.

Also reduce the file size (optional)The result is made smaller while it is converted - it stays in the format you chose, in one step with no extra upload. Add files to see the expected size.

Ready. Select one or more audio files to begin.

Any number of files
Runs in the background
Files never stored

Drop your image files here or click to browse

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, BMP, GIF, AVIF · any number of files, up to 200 MB in total

🔒 Private · deleted after download

Images per page

1 × 11 per page 2 × 12 per page 4 × 14 per page 6 × 16 per page 8 × 18 per page 16 × 116 per page

Paper size Draw a clear frame around each image

Make the text selectable & copyable (OCR)Reads the words in your pictures and adds an invisible text layer, so you can select, copy, search and paste text from the PDF.

The language is detected automatically - English, Hindi and the other Indian languages, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, European languages and mixes of them.

Also reduce the file size (optional)The result is made smaller while it is converted - it stays in the format you chose, in one step with no extra upload. Add files to see the expected size.

Ready. Add your image files to begin.

Where will you apply? Paper size Font Spacing Margins Text size 10 pt Accent colour

Choose a template

The preview is close to the file you get. Dashed lines show where pages end.

Fill in your details on the left - the preview updates as you type. Everything stays in your browser until you press Download.

Load draft

Writing helpers: job-match keywords, action verbs, my resumes

Match a job advert (keywords)

Paste the job description. We list the important words it uses and show which ones your resume already contains - tap a missing one to add it to your skills.

Action verbs

Click a word to insert it where your cursor is in a bullet box.

My resumes (saved in this browser)

Drop a photo here or tap to choose

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP · up to 200 MB

🔐 100% on your device · never uploaded

Size & output

Preset Width (px) Height (px) Unit Scale (%) Crop ratio Keep the proportions when I change width or height - untick it to set an exact size such as 3.5 x 4.5 cm: the crop box then takes that shape, so nothing is stretched.

Format Quality 85% Target size (KB, optional)

Quick:

Ready. Choose a photo to begin - it never leaves your device.

Runs in your browser
Exact pixels or KB
No upload

What should the code open?

Look & size

Code colour Background Size (px) Error correction

Fill in the details - the code updates as you type.

Never expires
No tracking
Made in your browser

Supported formats 8 in → 2 out

8 what the code can hold:

Link
Text
Wi-Fi
Contact (vCard)
UPI payment
E-mail
Phone
SMS

2 download formats:

How to use the QR Code Generator

1Choose what the code should contain: website link, text, Wi-Fi, contact card, UPI payment, email, phone or SMS.
2Fill in the details, pick the colours and the error-correction level, and watch the QR code update live.
3Download it as PNG for documents and social media, or as SVG for print and logos, and test it with your phone camera.

QR codes explained: what to encode and how to make them scan every time

A QR code is a picture that stores a short piece of information - a link, a Wi-Fi login or a contact - so a phone camera can read it instantly. This guide shows what you can encode and how to make a code that scans reliably.

Common uses

Share a website or social profile

Put a link on a visiting card, shop window, brochure or invoice so people open it with one scan.

Wi-Fi for guests

Print a code that lets visitors join your network without typing a long password.

Contact cards

Store your name, phone, e-mail and address as a vCard that saves straight into the phone's contacts.

UPI payments

Create a payment link with your UPI ID and an optional amount for a shop counter or invoice.

Menus, events and tickets

Link to a PDF menu, a registration form or a map location.

Quick messages

Pre-fill an e-mail, an SMS or a phone call so scanning starts the action.

Static codes

A static QR code contains the information itself, so it never expires, needs no account and cannot be switched off. The trade-off is that you cannot change a printed code - make a new one if the link changes.

Contrast and quiet zone

Scanners need strong contrast and an empty margin (the quiet zone) around the code. Use a dark code on a light background and keep the margin the tool provides.

Error correction levels

L restores about 7% of damage, M about 15%, Q about 25% and H about 30%. Higher levels make denser codes but survive logos, scratches and poor printing.

Size and distance

A code should be about one-tenth of the scanning distance: 2 cm for close reading, 10 cm for about a metre. Always test with a real phone before printing many copies.

PNG or SVG

PNG suits documents, chats and websites. SVG is vector, so it stays razor sharp when printed on banners, packaging or signs.

Privacy and safety

Codes are generated in your browser, and nothing you type is sent to a server. Only scan codes from sources you trust, because a code can hide any link.

Troubleshooting

My phone cannot scan it

Increase the contrast, make the code bigger, avoid glossy reflections, and keep the whole code including its margin visible.

The code looks too dense

Shorten the text or link, or choose a lower error-correction level.

The link changed

Static codes cannot be edited. Generate a new code and replace the printed one.

Available in 55 languages

The whole site - menus, buttons, guides and messages - can be switched to 55 languages, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, Nepali, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Use the language menu in the top bar; your choice is remembered, and the file formats and tools work exactly the same in every language.

Why use TinyFileHub

Eight types: website link, plain text, Wi-Fi network, contact card (vCard), UPI payment link, email, phone call and SMS
Static codes: nothing is tracked, hosted or redirected, so the code never expires and never needs a subscription
Choose foreground and background colours, size and margin
Four error-correction levels, so a code can still scan with a logo or a scratch on it
Download as PNG (any size up to 2000 px) or as scalable SVG for printing
Everything is generated in your browser - what you type is not sent to a server

Tips and good to know

Will the code stop working after some time?

No. This tool makes static QR codes: the information is written directly into the picture. There is no account, no redirect service and no subscription that can expire.

How do I make a Wi-Fi QR code?

Choose Wi-Fi, enter the network name and password, and pick the security type (usually WPA/WPA2). Guests scan it with the phone camera and join without typing the password.

Which colours scan reliably?

Dark code on a light background. Keep strong contrast and avoid inverting the colours or using pale shades, because some scanners cannot read light-on-dark codes.

What size should I print?

At least 2 x 2 cm for close scanning and 10 x 10 cm for posters read from a metre or more. Use the SVG download when you print large so edges stay sharp.

What does error correction do?

Higher levels add redundancy so the code still reads when part of it is covered or damaged, at the cost of a denser pattern. Use High if you place a logo on top.

Frequently asked questions

Is this QR code generator free?

Yes, completely. There is no limit on how many you create, and no watermark.

Can I use the codes commercially?

Yes. QR codes you generate are yours to use on packaging, menus, business cards and posters.

Is my data stored?

No. The code is generated in your browser and nothing you type is sent to our servers.

Can I add a logo?

You can place a logo over the finished code in any design tool. Choose the High error-correction level first so the code remains readable.