@gabe_sky Nicely done! Simple online tool (no strings attached)!

Anyone looking for an offline command-line alternative, qrencode is fantastic (https://github.com/fukuchi/libqrencode) and can be easily integrated into your favorite text editor.

Here's how I use from #emacs via dwim-shell-command https://github.com/xenodium/dwim-shell-command

ps. There's also zbar, great for scanning https://xenodium.com/emacs-scan-this-qrcode

@gabe_sky Great tool, thanks.

Also, for users of CyberChef, creating QR codes is part of CyberChefs feature set too and can be run locally. It is my most used tool for creating QR codes, since I have a browser tab open with CyberChef at all times anyways.

https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=Generate_QR_Code(‘PNG’,5,4,’Medium’)

Libre Office is also free and includes a QR code and barcode generator too! This saved me from having to hunt down a standalone generator that wasn't completely sketchy when I needed a barcode for some freelance work. Plus it can replace Microsoft Office.
https://www.libreoffice.org/

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@gabe_sky
Great idea, thanks! Bookmarked.

As chance would have it, I also built another useful thing, way back in 2015:

https://batterystaple.pw/ - generates secure #Passphrases entirely in your browser

Like you, I built it because I was not happy with the existing alternatives. Since then, I have been using it quite regularly, but I have no idea if anybody else uses it (nor a way to find out).

In any case, I will gladly continue to pay for the domain name!

@gabe_sky ha! I built something similar specifically for WiFi QR codes!

https://qifi.org

@gabe_sky niice!

I have one running here:

https://qr.stux.me