Static vs tracked QR
These codes encode your text or URL directly. There is no redirect service, click counter, or edit-after-print link, what you encode is what scanners open.
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QR Code Generator
Static QR codes from text or a URL, generated on your device, downloadable as PNG or SVG. No tracking. No short links. No accounts.
Make a QR code for a URL, WiFi network, email, or see all types.
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Fully client-side after page load, generation makes zero network requests. Content never leaves your browser. No analytics baked into the code.
How to use
How to create a QR code
Create a static QR code from any text or URL, styled to match your brand, generated on your device.
- Enter your content. Type or paste a URL or any text into the field. The QR code updates instantly.
- Customize. Pick colors and size. Optionally tap a built-in character (dino, bot, cat…) or upload your own center logo.
- Set error correction. Raise the error-correction level if you add a logo or plan to print at small sizes.
- Download. Export a crisp PNG for screens, or an SVG for print and large formats.
Free static QR code generator (no tracking)
Tokitool creates static QR codes: the payload (URL, text, Wi-Fi string, and more) is encoded directly in the code. There is no redirect short-link, click dashboard, or “edit after print” service. Scanners open exactly what you encoded. Generation runs in your browser after the page loads.
Static vs tracked codes
Tracked QR products wrap your link in their domain so they can count scans and change the destination later. That is useful for campaigns. It is also a dependency: if the vendor dies or your trial ends, printed codes can break. Static codes skip that tradeoff. Change the destination only by printing a new code.
Print and logo tips
- Use https URLs for web links, not bare domains without a scheme when the scanner is picky.
- Raise error correction (Q or H) before you add a built-in character or your own logo.
- Test on a phone after print. Glossy paper and tiny stickers fail more than screenshots.
- Wi-Fi codes expose the password to anyone who scans. Do not post them in public photos.
Type hubs: URL, Wi-Fi, text, or email. Longer notes: How to make URL and Wi-Fi QR codes.
Static QR codes explained
Error correction & logos
Higher error correction (Q/H) survives damage and small center logos better — including the built-in dino, bot, and cat stamps. If a logo covers too much of the code, raise EC until phones scan reliably.
PNG or SVG
PNG is ideal for chats and slides. SVG scales cleanly for print and design tools without becoming blurry.
Can I make a Wi‑Fi QR code?
Yes, use the Wi‑Fi hub or paste a WIFI: payload. Guests can join without typing the password, but anyone who scans can see it, so treat printed codes carefully.
Is generation private?
After page load, generation does not send your content to Tokitool. What you type stays in the browser tab.