Launching today
StackQR
Free static QR codes. No signup, no tracking, works forever.
6 followers
Free static QR codes. No signup, no tracking, works forever.
6 followers
StackQR is a free static QR code generator to create permanent QR codes directly in your browser. Describe what you need in plain English, e.g., "wifi CaféNet password latte123" and get a WiFi QR code instantly. Supports 6 QR code types (URL, WiFi, email, phone, SMS, text) and 5 download formats (PNG, SVG, JPEG, WebP, GIF). Batch generate multiple codes. Inline editing lets you fix mistakes without starting over. No account required, no tracking. Static QR codes work forever.
We're live! Thanks to everyone who's been following along. My full intro is in the comments above. Happy to answer questions throughout the day.
Try it: https://stackqr.com
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Kamal, and I built StackQR because I got frustrated with the QR code industry.
Here's the problem: most "free" QR code generators aren't actually free. They give you a 7-14 day trial, then your codes stop working. If you've already printed flyers or business cards, you're stuck paying $15-30/month or reprinting everything. The top-rated QR code platforms average 1.9 out of 5 stars on review sites and the #1 complaint is always about this bait-and-switch.
So I built the opposite of that.
What StackQR does:
Generates static QR codes that work forever and is genuinely free, no catch
Supports 6 types: URL, email, phone, WiFi, SMS, and plain text
Uses natural language input, e.g., type "wifi MyCafe password espresso123" and it just works
Everything runs in your browser and your data never touches a server
Download in 5 formats: PNG, SVG, JPEG, WebP, GIF
What it doesn't do:
No account required
No tracking or analytics on your codes
No expiration tricks
No upsell to keep your codes working
I'm a solo founder with 20+ years in tech. StackQR is ad-supported so the core tool can stay free forever.
Would love your feedback, especially on the natural language input. That's the part I'm most excited about.
Try it: https://stackqr.com