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How the generated QR Code will be used (short guide)
- Website / URL: encode a landing page, product page, or support page. Scanners open the URL in the device browser.
- vCard (Contact): smartphones will parse vCard and offer to add contact directly — great for business cards.
- Email / SMS: pre-fill mailto: and SMSTO: formats to let users quickly compose messages.
- App download: include both Play Store and App Store links; scanning opens the appropriate store (manual selection by user).
- Product / Promo / Feedback: point to product pages, coupon pages, or feedback forms — ideal for packaging, posters, receipts.
- Event (iCal): encoded iCal event allows quick adding to calendars on many devices.
- Payment: encode a payment link (do not put raw card data in QR). Use short-lived provider links for safety.
- Plain text / Reminders / Organization: short notes, reminders, or organization info for staff or printed materials.
Security & best practices
- Do not place sensitive personal info (passwords, full IDs, payment card numbers) directly inside QR codes.
- For payments, always use provider tokenized links (Paystack, Stripe Checkout, PayPal) and short-lived tokens where possible.
- For printing, generate large (384/512) pixels PNG and also export PDF for better print quality.
- Test QR types (vCard, iCal) across target devices (iOS, Android) to ensure compatibility.
QR Code Generator
iFairTools.com — Professional multi-purpose QR codes (URL, vCard, Email, SMS, App, Product, Payment, Event, Feedback, Promotions and more)
Select a QR type, fill the fields and click Generate. The generator runs a 30-second secure-simulation countdown (you can finish early or cancel). Outputs: PNG image + PDF export + copy/paste embed.
Output size: 256×256
Encoded payload preview:
(no payload)
Advanced options
PDF export produces a single-page PDF containing the QR image centered. Use high size for printing (>=384).