QRify

Turn text, the current page or a right-clicked link, image or selection into a QR code in your colors and size. Works offline.

QRify turns text or the page you are on into a QR code in one click, and draws it offline in your browser. Make a code - Type any text or URL, or take the current page's address with one button; the code follows as you type - Right-click selected text, a link or an image and pick QRify to get its code without retyping - Korean, emoji and any other text are encoded as UTF-8, so phones scan them back exactly - Ctrl+Shift+Q (Cmd+Shift+Q on macOS) opens the popup Make it yours - Pick the code and background colors and one of four sizes; the popup reopens on the ones you used last - The light margin scanners need is always drawn around the code - Download the code as a PNG, or as an SVG that stays sharp at any print size, copy it to paste into a document or chat, or share it through your system's share sheet where Chrome supports it Pick up where you left off - The last ten codes stay in a Recent list with their colors and size, one click from reopening, and you can remove any of them - A light and a dark theme, following the system unless you pick one - English and Korean, following the browser language Privacy - No network requests, no analytics, no server - Only your recent codes and your theme are kept, in this browser's extension storage - Open source: https://github.com/somaz94/qrify-google-extension