How to Make a QR Code for Free: Links, WiFi and WhatsApp
Published 30 October 2026 by Kloora Tools
Quick answer: open the Kloora QR Code Maker, choose link, text, WiFi or WhatsApp, enter your details and download the QR as PNG or SVG. It is free, has no expiry and no tracking.
What you can put in a QR code
- A website link, such as your shop or menu.
- Plain text, such as an address or a note.
- WiFi details so guests join without typing a password.
- A WhatsApp chat link with a ready message.
Steps
- Open the QR Code Maker.
- Pick the type and enter the content.
- Choose colours if you like.
- Download PNG for screens or SVG for print.
Make it scan every time
- Keep strong contrast. Dark code on a light background is safest.
- Do not shrink it too small. About 2 cm square is a practical minimum for print.
- Leave a blank margin around the code.
- Always test with two different phones before printing a big batch.
Static versus tracked codes
This tool makes static codes. The data is inside the code, so it works forever and needs no account. If the link inside changes later, you need a new code, so use a link you control.
Where to use it
Shop windows, menus, business cards, event posters, product boxes and invoices made with the Invoice Generator.
Frequently asked questions
Does the QR code expire?
No. These are static codes, so they keep working as long as the content stays valid.
Can I make a WiFi QR code?
Yes. Enter the network name, password and security type.
PNG or SVG?
Use PNG for screens and documents. Use SVG for printing at large sizes because it stays sharp.
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