Yours. And only yours.
Your content and logos stay in your browser. No uploads, accounts or tracking scripts.
Turn your links, ideas and little details into beautiful QR codes.
Make it yours. Share it anywhere.
Your link is stored directly in the code. No redirects, no expiry.
Your logo stays on your device. Choose up to 42% coverage; QRbuddy automatically fits it to pass scan checks.
Your content and logos stay in your browser. No uploads, accounts or tracking scripts.
Find your colors, soften the corners, add your logo. Make every scan feel like your brand.
No expiring codes or surprise paywalls. Download once and use it wherever life takes you.
Your QR code and logo are processed locally in your browser.
No design history is saved. Refresh the page for a fresh start.
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Yes. Create and download as many static QR codes as you need, including high-resolution files and codes with your own logo. No account, subscription or payment is required.
The code itself never expires. Its content is embedded directly in the image, with no QR redirect service involved. Website codes keep working as long as the destination remains available.
Your QR code and logo are processed locally in your browser. We do not send your entered content or images to a server, store your designs, or add analytics or tracking cookies. The hosting provider still receives ordinary website requests and may keep access logs. Anyone with your QR image can scan its contents, so share sensitive codes, such as Wi-Fi passwords, carefully.
These are static codes, so their content cannot be changed after export. To change the content, create a new code and replace the old image. You can still update a webpage that an existing website code points to.
Keep the code dark on a light background, preserve its clear border, and use a small logo. QRbuddy checks the finished image with a local decoder, but screen and print conditions vary. Always test the final size with a phone before sharing or printing.
PNG is best for sharp edges, digital use and printing. JPG is useful when a service specifically asks for it. Choose 2048 × 2048 for the highest resolution, and avoid cropping away the clear border. Some scanners and phones handle Wi-Fi, contact and calendar actions differently.