Create QR codes from text or URLs locally in LocalKit. Generate codes in your browser—payloads are not uploaded for computation and no account is required.
Interactive controls load with JavaScript. Processing stays in your browser—nothing is uploaded.
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How to use
Open the tool — Open this LocalKit page and wait for the interactive controls to load.
Provide input — Paste or type your content (or set options). Data stays in the browser.
Run the action — Use the primary button or live controls to generate the result.
Copy the result — Copy the output into your editor, terminal, or documents.
Limits
Requires JavaScript. Extremely large inputs may slow the browser tab. Results depend on your browser APIs; there is no server-side processing quota because nothing is uploaded.
When to use
When you want a quick, free utility without creating an account or sending content to an online converter.
When not to use
When you need server-side integration, batch automation at scale, or certified compliance tooling.
Privacy note
Tool inputs are processed in your browser only. Theme, language and favorites may use localStorage; hosting may keep standard access logs (IP, UA, URL) without tool payloads.
FAQ(5)
Is the QR content uploaded?
No. The code is drawn locally in your browser.
What can I encode?
URLs, text, Wi-Fi strings, etc.—keep size reasonable for easy scanning.
Why won’t it scan?
Increase contrast/size, reduce payload length, and test with your phone camera.
Download as image?
Use download/export when available, or screenshot the canvas.
Error correction?
Higher correction resists damage but increases density—balance with payload size.
Files & visual
Image to Base64 — Convert an image file to a Base64 data URL in your browser with LocalKit. Embed assets locally—image bytes are not uploaded for computation.
Image Format Convert — Convert images between PNG, JPEG and WebP in the browser with LocalKit. Re-encode locally—files stay on-device with nothing uploaded for computation.
Contrast Checker — Check WCAG contrast ratios between two colors in LocalKit. Validate accessibility locally in your browser—values stay on-device with nothing uploaded.