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					<description><![CDATA[<a href="https://totalclassifieds.com/item/free-qr-code-generator-60348.html" title="Free QR Code Generator" rel="nofollow"><img style="float:left;border:0px;" src="https://totalclassifieds.com/user-content/uploads/cache/adpics/70/c4016a2b79828f4503b204645cbba465-100x56x1.jpg" alt="Free QR Code Generator"/></a> Most free QR code generators are not really giving you a QR code. They give you a code that points at their server, and their server points at your link. It works until you stop paying, or until they decide it does not. Your printed menu, your window sticker, your thousand business cards — all of it depends on a company you have no contract with.

This one works differently. The code is drawn in your browser and your link is encoded into the image itself. There is no middle step, no redirect, nothing on our side that can be switched off. Once you have downloaded the file, it is yours and it works forever.
https://toolbody.cloud/qr-code-generator

Nine QR code types, one tool
Pick the type and the fields change to match it. URL for a web page, Text for plain notes, Email and Phone and SMS for prefilled messages, WiFi for a network, vCard for contact details, Location for map coordinates, and WhatsApp for opening a chat.

Each type writes its data into the code in the standard format phones expect, so a scan does the right thing without an app in the middle.

A QR code that never expires
The codes here are static. That word matters more than it sounds like it should.

A static code holds your data inside the pattern. A dynamic code holds a short link to somebody's server, which then forwards the scan on. Dynamic codes can be edited after printing, which is genuinely useful — but the trade is that the code stops working the moment the subscription lapses or the service shuts down. If your code is going on something you cannot easily reprint, static is the safer choice.

There is no scan limit here either, because there is nothing counting scans.

Add your logo without breaking the code
Drop a PNG, JPG or SVG in the middle of the code and it stays scannable. A logo covers part of the pattern, so error correction is raised automatically when you add one — that redundancy is what lets a scanner rebuild the missing area. The logo is kept within what the redundancy can absorb, so you cannot accidentally cover too much.

You can also set the foreground and background colours, choose square, rounded, circle or leaf corners, and pick square, dots, rounded or classy for the body of the code.

WiFi QR code for guests
A WiFi code carries the network name, the password and the security type. Scanning it joins the network — no reading a password out loud, no guests squinting at a card behind the till.

This is one place where browser-only generation genuinely matters. Your WiFi password is typed into this page and never leaves your device, because nothing is sent to a server at any point.

vCard QR code for business cards
A vCard code holds your name, title, company, phone, email and website in the format phones use for contacts. One scan and you are in their address book, spelled correctly.

Because it is static, it works with no signal — useful at trade stands, in basements, and anywhere the venue WiFi has given up. <a href="https://totalclassifieds.com/other-countries/c195/">IT, Other Countries</a>]]></description>		
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This one works differently. The code is drawn in your browser and your link is encoded into the image itself. There is no middle step, no redirect, nothing on our side that can be switched off. Once you have downloaded the file, it is yours and it works forever.

Nine QR code types, one tool
Pick the type and the fields change to match it. URL for a web page, Text for plain notes, Email and Phone and SMS for prefilled messages, WiFi for a network, vCard for contact details, Location for map coordinates, and WhatsApp for opening a chat.

Each type writes its data into the code in the standard format phones expect, so a scan does the right thing without an app in the middle.

A QR code that never expires
The codes here are static. That word matters more than it sounds like it should.

A static code holds your data inside the pattern. A dynamic code holds a short link to somebody's server, which then forwards the scan on. Dynamic codes can be edited after printing, which is genuinely useful — but the trade is that the code stops working the moment the subscription lapses or the service shuts down. If your code is going on something you cannot easily reprint, static is the safer choice.

There is no scan limit here either, because there is nothing counting scans.

Add your logo without breaking the code
Drop a PNG, JPG or SVG in the middle of the code and it stays scannable. A logo covers part of the pattern, so error correction is raised automatically when you add one — that redundancy is what lets a scanner rebuild the missing area. The logo is kept within what the redundancy can absorb, so you cannot accidentally cover too much.

You can also set the foreground and background colours, choose square, rounded, circle or leaf corners, and pick square, dots, rounded or classy for the body of the code. <a href="https://totalclassifieds.com/other-countries/c195/">IT, Other Countries</a>]]></description>		
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