Creating your own QR codes is surprisingly simple, and you don’t need any special software. Here are a few smooth, everyday-friendly ways to do it:

1. Use a free online generator

Just search for “QR code generator,” open any trusted one, and paste whatever info you want—Wi-Fi, contact details, links, text, anything.
Then download the QR image and save it to your phone.

Pro Tip: Save the QR as a PNG for better clarity when printing or sharing.

2. Create a QR code for your Wi-Fi

Most smartphones have this built in.

• Android: Settings → Network → Wi-Fi → tap your connected Wi-Fi → share
• iPhone: Use Shortcuts → “Generate QR Code” → choose “Text” and add your Wi-Fi name + password

3. Use Google Chrome

On your phone or laptop, open any webpage.
Right-click (or long-press on mobile) the page → choose “Create QR code.”

4. Build a contact-sharing QR

Many QR tools let you create a “vCard,” which includes your name, phone, email, and social links. It’s handy for quick networking.

Quick Fix: Keep the QR in your phone’s favorites album so you can access it instantly.