Swap details instantly
A friend scans your code and your number and email land in their contacts, spelled right.
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Share the little things with a single scan
Your number, your Wi-Fi, your party invite or your photos — hand any of it over with a code instead of spelling out details or typing them in.
- Share contact
- Guest Wi-Fi
- Event invites
- Photo albums
Getting started
Ready to share in three steps
Choose what to share
Pick your contact details, Wi-Fi, an invite, a photo album or a page of your links.
Make and save it
Create the code, then print it, save it to your phone, or drop it into a message.
Change it whenever
Moving house or updating a link? Point the code somewhere new without making a new one.
Around everyday life
Where people use personal QR codes
Share your contact
Let anyone save your details without typing a thing.
Home & guest Wi-Fi
Guests join your network with a scan, no password read-out.
Event invites
Send friends the details and RSVP for a party or gathering.
Photo albums
Share a trip or celebration album with family in one scan.
All your links
Point people to a single page with everything you share.
Lost & found tags
Put a code on luggage or keys so a finder can reach you.
Personal QR code FAQ
Is it free to make a QR code for personal use?
Yes. You can create a code for your contact details, Wi-Fi or links, and share it however you like.
Can I change where a code points later?
Yes. A dynamic code lets you update the destination, so a code on your fridge or luggage keeps working if your details change.
Do my friends need an app to scan it?
No. Just about every phone camera reads QR codes now, so they point and tap the link that appears.
Can I share my Wi-Fi without telling people the password?
Yes. A Wi-Fi code lets guests connect on scan, so you never have to read out a long password.
Where can I put my code?
Anywhere it's handy — a phone lock screen, a printed card, a fridge, a luggage tag or a message to a friend.
Recommended QR types
- vCard QR code — Share your contact details for saving in a tap.
- Wi-Fi QR code — Let guests join your network on scan.
- Link-in-bio QR code — One page for all the links you share.
Share your everyday essentials
Create a QR code for personal use — your contact, Wi-Fi and links, ready to scan.
Start with the moments people already pause
- Use vCard, Wi-Fi, List of links for the jobs they are suited to.
- Give every printed code a named owner, destination and review date.
- Use different QR records for different locations or materials when reporting needs to stay clear.
- Keep the printed instruction specific: “View today’s menu” is stronger than “Scan me”.
- Test on the final surface, at the real distance and in the real lighting.