Menus & ordering
Send diners straight to a digital menu or order page — no app, no typing.
Pick what it should do, add your details, style it, and download — it takes about a minute.
Choose a type to get started.
Fill in the details — the preview updates live above.
Optional — pick colors, shapes, a logo and a frame.
Download it in the format you need — high resolution and watermark-free.
BestQR Quick is a free, guided QR code generator that works right in your browser. Create QR codes for websites, vCards, WiFi networks, email, WhatsApp and social profiles — add colors, gradients, custom shapes and your own logo, then export a high-resolution PNG, vector SVG or JPG. No sign-up, no watermark, and your data never leaves your device.
The wizard walks you through every step — no design skills and no account needed.
Choose a website link, vCard, WiFi, email, WhatsApp or social profile — the right fields appear automatically.
Type in your link or contact info and watch the live preview build your code as you go.
Set colors and gradients, switch up the dot and corner shapes, drop in a logo, and add a frame.
Export a sharp PNG, scalable SVG or JPG — high resolution and completely watermark-free.
From a café table tent to a conference badge — your code fits wherever people need a quick tap.
Send diners straight to a digital menu or order page — no app, no typing.
Share a vCard that saves your name, phone and email in a single scan.
Let visitors join your network instantly — no passwords read aloud.
Turn printed material into a doorway to your site, video or profile.
Add setup guides, warranty info or how-to videos right on the box.
Point attendees to schedules, maps and check-in pages in one tap.
Yes. Every code you make is free for personal and commercial use, with no watermark and no limits on scans.
No. These are static QR codes — the data is encoded directly into the code, so it keeps working as long as the destination stays online.
Absolutely. Upload a PNG or SVG in step 3 and it's placed in the center. The error-correction level is raised automatically so the code stays easy to scan.
Yes — as long as there's enough contrast between the code and its background. Keep a dark code on a light background and test it before printing.
PNG and JPG are high-resolution images, great for screens and most prints. SVG is a vector file that stays perfectly sharp at any size — ideal for large posters or further editing.
Completely. The wizard runs entirely in your browser — what you enter and any logo you upload never leave your device.
It takes about a minute — and it's completely free.