Generate Aztec codes locally as a real SVG - the 2D code on train tickets and boarding passes, even without a quiet zone. Nothing is uploaded.
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No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
The Aztec code is a two-dimensional matrix code (ISO/IEC 24778) with a distinctive bullseye pattern in the centre. It needs no quiet zone at the edge and is therefore especially space-saving - you find it on train tickets (for example the Deutsche Bahn online ticket), on boarding passes and travel tickets.
You enter your text or data, choose the module size and instantly get a real, freely scalable SVG. Built-in error correction keeps the code reliably readable even on a display or with minor damage.
Generation runs entirely locally in your browser - your data is not uploaded, not stored, and no foreign library is loaded from a CDN. If the input does not fit, the tool says so honestly instead of producing a wrong code.
| Input formats | Text input |
|---|---|
| Output format | SVG |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Generates Aztec codes (ISO/IEC 24778) as SVG. For linear barcodes use the barcode generator, for other 2D codes DataMatrix or PDF417. Capacity is high but limited; very long inputs can fail - the tool then says so honestly.
No. The Aztec code is generated entirely locally in the browser; your data never leaves the device and is not stored.
Above all for tickets in local and long-distance transport - for example the Deutsche Bahn online ticket - and for airline boarding passes. It is well suited to display on screen.
It has a bullseye pattern in the centre and needs no quiet zone at the edge. This makes it very compact and easy to read even on small areas or displays.
SVG is a true vector and stays crisp at any scale - ideal for labels and print. You can convert it to a raster in any graphics program if needed.