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Turn anything in Chrome into a QR code instantly and privately. 100% local, zero network requests. QRFlow makes it easy to move information from your computer to your phone using a simple scannable code. Generate a code directly from the webpage you're viewing, selected text, a link, an image URL, or content you enter yourself. You can also create codes for Wi-Fi networks, UPI payments, email addresses, and phone numbers. Fast browser workflow • Generate a code for the current webpage • Right-click selected text and convert it • Right-click a link to create a scannable version • Right-click an image to use its URL • Enter a URL or text manually • Use the keyboard shortcut to quickly open QRFlow Built-in generators Wi-Fi - Create a code that makes it easy to share network connection details. UPI - Create a payment code using a UPI ID, optional amount, payee name, and note. Email - Create a code that opens an email with an optional subject and message. Phone - Create a code for quickly opening a phone number on a mobile device. Copy and export- Copy the generated image directly to your clipboard or download it as: • PNG • SVG SVG output is useful for documents, presentations, posters, printed materials, and other designs where a scalable image is preferred. Privacy first • QRFlow processes the content used for generation locally inside Chrome. • Your content is not sent to a code-generation server. • No account is required, and QRFlow does not need access to your browsing history, cookies, or all websites. • Optional history is stored locally in Chrome and is disabled by default. Wi-Fi and UPI entries are not saved to history. Designed for Chrome QRFlow is built around one simple workflow: Anything you're working with in Chrome → a scannable code you can use on your phone. Right-click a link, select some text, open a webpage, or enter your own content. Generate what you need without opening another website or manually transferring information between devices.
Aug 17, 2026
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