How Quick QR Maker handles your data
Last updated: 18 September 2026
Our QR Code Generator processes your input data locally in your browser to generate QR codes. We do not store, transmit, or have access to the content you encode in QR codes.
All QR code generation happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your data never leaves your device during the QR code creation process. The site stores nothing in your browser at all: no cookies, no local storage, and no history of the QR codes you create. Close the tab and nothing about your visit remains on your device.
Google Analytics: We use Google Analytics to see which pages and tools people use. It runs in a cookieless mode, so it records that a page was viewed without storing an identifier that would let it recognise you on a later visit. Your IP address reaches Google as part of that request, and the service anonymizes it.
Vercel: The site is hosted by Vercel, whose own page-view counter also works without cookies.
Google AdSense: We display advertisements through Google AdSense, which pays for the site being free. Google and its partners set cookies as a result of serving those ads, and may use them to personalise what you see. Section 5 explains what those cookies do, how consent works where it is required, and how to opt out.
Nothing this site does itself sets a cookie. The analytics run without them, and the QR generator stores nothing in your browser.
Advertising is the exception. Google and its partners may set cookies on your browser as a result of serving ads here, and use them to choose which ads you see, to cap how often you see the same one, to report in aggregate and to detect fraud. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland those advertising cookies are not set until you agree through the consent form Google shows on our behalf, and ads stay non-personalised if you decline; you can change or withdraw that answer at any time from the same form. Two things are set in those regions regardless, because they are what makes the choice work: the consent tool records your answer so you are not asked on every page, and Google sets a short-lived cookie to check whether your browser accepts cookies at all. Everywhere else, advertising cookies are set without asking first, and you can turn personalisation off at Google Ads Settings and opt out of third-party advertising cookies more broadly at aboutads.info.
Since we don't collect or store personal data from QR code generation, there's no personal data to delete or modify, and nothing saved in your browser for you to clear.
Our website uses HTTPS encryption to protect data in transit. Since QR code generation happens locally in your browser, your sensitive information never reaches our servers.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, email quickqrmaker@fastmail.com, or see the contact page. There is no contact form; that address is the way to reach us.