Make a QR code for a link, text, Wi-Fi login, UPI payment, email or phone number, and download it as PNG or SVG.
The QR code is drawn in your browser. Your Wi-Fi password and UPI ID are never sent to Ur Next Door.
QR codes have become the quickest way to move a small piece of information from paper to a phone. Shops print one for UPI payments, cafes stick one on the table for the Wi-Fi, event organisers put one on posters for the registration link, and visiting cards carry one for a phone number. This generator covers all of those in one place. Pick what the code is for, fill in a couple of fields, and it builds the correctly formatted text, draws the code and lets you save it as a PNG image for sharing or an SVG file that stays sharp at any print size.
A Wi-Fi code uses a standard layout: WIFI:T:WPA;S:network;P:password;;. Because the semicolon, comma, colon, quote and backslash have special meanings in that layout, the tool puts a backslash in front of each one inside the network name and password, so a password such as pa:ss,word still works. A UPI code is a link of the form upi://pay?pa=name@bank&pn=Name&am=250.00&cu=INR&tn=Note; the name and note are URL-encoded so spaces and symbols survive, and the UPI ID is checked to make sure it has exactly one @.
Sharma General Store wants a counter sticker that asks for Rs. 250 against an order. With the UPI ID sharmastore@okaxis, the payee name Sharma General Store, the amount 250 and the note Order 42, the tool encodes upi://pay?pa=sharmastore@okaxis&pn=Sharma%20General%20Store&am=250.00&cu=INR&tn=Order%2042. For everyday payments of varying amounts, leave the amount blank so each customer types their own.