WhatsApp QR code generator
Customers scan the code and a WhatsApp chat with your number opens, with your message already typed. Ideal for shop counters, visiting cards and delivery bags.
1. What should the code do?
2. Design it
Colours
Gradient
Shapes
Dots
Corner frames
Corner centres
Logo
Frame and caption
Advanced
Error correction (higher = survives more damage or a bigger logo, but more dots)
Made in your browser by Dareecha's own QR encoder: nothing is uploaded, and static codes never expire. Test with two phones before printing.
Tips for a code that always scans
- Dark on light. Phone cameras read dark codes on light backgrounds best. Avoid light codes on dark backgrounds.
- Leave a border. Keep at least 3 to 4 modules of empty space around the code, especially on busy designs.
- Small logo, high correction. A logo hides part of the code; error correction H lets it survive. Keep the logo under about a quarter of the width.
- Short content, bigger dots. Long text makes a denser code. Shorten links and print dense codes larger.
- Test before printing. Scan with an iPhone and an Android phone, in the light where it will be used.
Questions
Which number format should I use?
Use the full international number with the country code, for example +92 300 1234567 for Pakistan. Spaces and dashes are removed automatically.
Is this QR code generator really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit. The codes are "static": the content is inside the code itself, so they never expire and keep working even if Dareecha goes offline.
Do you see or store what I put in the code?
No. The code is created by your own browser, including any logo you add. Nothing is uploaded to our server.
Will my code still scan with a logo and colours?
Usually, yes. Keep a dark code on a light background, leave a border around it, and keep the logo small; the studio raises error correction to H when you add a logo and warns you when contrast or logo size could cause problems. Always test with two or three phones before printing.
Which format should I download?
SVG for printing on any size (it never gets blurry), PNG for websites, WhatsApp and documents, and JPG where a white background is needed.
How big should I print it?
At least 2 cm wide for short links and 3 to 4 cm for Wi-Fi, contact cards or long text. Larger is better for posters read from a distance.
