Add QR Code Generator to Page

The Problem

You want visitors to be able to generate their own QR code directly on your site (for a link, a WiFi network, a contact card) rather than sending them to a third-party generator site you don't control.

About this problem

A built-in QR code generator keeps visitors on your own site instead of bouncing them to an external tool — useful for businesses that regularly need to hand out QR codes (events, menus, property listings, WiFi access) and want it to feel like part of their own branded experience rather than an obvious third-party widget.

What's Included

• A working QR code generator embedded directly on your chosen page
• Support for the specific input type(s) you need (plain text/link, WiFi credentials, contact card, etc.)
• Downloadable output (PNG/SVG) so visitors can save or print the code they generate
• Styling that matches your site rather than looking like an embedded third-party widget

What's NOT Included

• Bulk QR code generation from a list/spreadsheet (a different, separate tool/service)
• Dynamic/trackable QR codes with click analytics (can be scoped as a more involved add-on)
• Custom logo-embedded QR code designs unless specifically requested

How It Works

1. Set up a client-side QR code generation library so codes are created directly in the visitor's browser without needing a server round-trip.
2. Build the input form for the specific QR code type(s) you need supported.
3. Add download functionality so the generated code can be saved as an image file.
4. Style the tool to sit naturally within your page rather than looking like a bolted-on widget.
5. Test generated codes by actually scanning them with a phone to confirm they decode correctly.

In practice: you buy the service, send over whatever access or details the job needs, I investigate and do the work, and you confirm it's resolved before we call it done.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a QR code generator on my website create codes for WiFi networks?

Yes, WiFi QR codes (that let a phone join a network by scanning) are a supported input type if that's what you need.

Will the QR codes work the same as ones from other generator websites?

Yes, the underlying QR code format is a standard — what differs is that it's generated on your own site rather than sending visitors elsewhere.

Can visitors download the QR code they generate?

Yes, a download option is included so they can save the code as an image file to use or print.

Does this send visitor data to a third-party service?

No, the QR code is generated directly in the visitor's browser, so their input doesn't need to be sent to an external service to create it.

Can I add my logo into the middle of the QR code?

That's possible with a more involved setup and isn't part of the standard tool, but can be added if you specifically want branded QR codes.

Will this work for generating QR codes for business cards or contact info?

Yes, a vCard-style contact QR code is a supported input type if that's one of the formats you need.