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AnyQR
QR codes generated in your browser, never on a server
4 followers
QR codes generated in your browser, never on a server
4 followers
Most QR generators are a form in front of a server: whatever you type, including your WiFi password, gets posted somewhere before your code comes back. Nothing you type in AnyQR ever leaves your browser. The code is drawn locally, load the page, turn off your internet, generate one, and it still works. Codes are static, so what you download keeps working even if this site disappears. No account, no watermark, no scan limit, no expiry. English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Lucas, I build small tools at 5studios
AnyQR makes QR codes for the things people print: the WiFi password at a rental, a menu, a contact card, a link on a flyer. It reads them too.
Most free QR generators are a form in front of a server, so whatever you type, your WiFi password included, gets posted somewhere before your code comes back. Many also hand you a code pointing at their redirector, which dies the day they shut down or start charging.
Nothing you type ever leaves your browser. The code is drawn locally and handed to you as a data: URI, check it in ten seconds: load the page, turn off your internet, generate one. It still works, because there's no server in the loop.
Every code is static, so what you download keeps working even if this site disappears. 9 types, custom colours and shapes, PNG and SVG, no watermark, no scan limit, no expiry, no account. English, Spanish, Portuguese.
Free. I'll fund it with ads eventually, none today, and it doesn't change the model: there's nothing of yours to sell, because it never reaches me.