qrlia — QR code for this page EN

Click the qrlia icon in your toolbar and you get a QR code for the page you are on. Scan it with your phone to carry the page across, or download it for a slide, a flyer or a label.

What it does
• Makes a QR code for the current tab's address the moment you open it.
• Accepts any other text too: a different link, Wi-Fi details, a phone number, a short note. The code updates as you type.
• Download PNG (1024 × 1024 px) or SVG (vector, sharp at any print size), or copy the image to paste into a document or chat.
• Error correction is M (15%) by default; switch to L, Q or H when you need to.
• Shows the QR version and size, warns when the text makes a dense code, and tells you plainly when text is too long to fit.
• Follows your system's light or dark mode.

Private by design
• Free, with no account and no sign-up.
• Works offline. The QR code is made inside your browser by a small open-source encoder bundled with the extension.
• Nothing leaves your browser: no analytics, no tracking, no network requests. The extension reads the current tab's address only when you click its icon, and stores nothing.

These are static QR codes: the text is written into the code itself, so it keeps working for as long as the destination does. If you need a code you can change after printing, or want to count scans, qrlia (qrlia.com) offers dynamic QR codes as a separate service. The extension links to it and works fully without it.