Does NullKit receive the QR content?
No. Payload construction and QR rendering happen in the current browser tab.
- URL, Wi-Fi, contact, email, phone, SMS, and text modes
Guide
Create a static QR code for a URL, Wi-Fi network, contact, email, phone, SMS, or plain text. Review the exact payload and generate it locally.
Clear answers
Create a static QR code for a URL, Wi-Fi network, contact, email, phone, SMS, or plain text. Review the exact payload and generate it locally.
No. Payload construction and QR rendering happen in the current browser tab.
Yes. Enter the network name, security type, and password. Anyone with the resulting code may be able to join that network.
No. These are static codes containing the information directly. They continue to work while the encoded destination or credentials remain valid.
A local check
Create a static QR code for a URL, Wi-Fi network, contact, email, phone, SMS, or plain text. Review the exact payload and generate it locally.
Selected file
Choose the QR code type.
Review before sharing
Enter the information and review the exact encoded payload.
Local verification
Generate the QR code locally.
Test the code with another device before distributing it.
Four local steps
Choose the QR code type.
Enter the information and review the exact encoded payload.
Generate the QR code locally.
Test the code with another device before distributing it.
Browser privacy
No. Payload construction and QR rendering happen in the current browser tab.
Yes. Enter the network name, security type, and password. Anyone with the resulting code may be able to join that network.
No. These are static codes containing the information directly. They continue to work while the encoded destination or credentials remain valid.
Clear answers
No. These are static codes containing the information directly. They continue to work while the encoded destination or credentials remain valid.
Private workspace
Build an inspectable QR code in your browser without submitting its contents to a QR service.