GenQR
Branded QR codes, checked to scan. Add a label or logo, pick your colors and shapes, then download or print one or a hundred.
1Content
https:// is added for you if you leave it off.
Include the country code so it works from any phone.
In Google Maps, right-click a spot and click the numbers at the top of the menu to copy them.
Separate the two with a comma, a Japanese comma (、or ，) or a tab. Easiest: labels in column A and content in column B of a spreadsheet, then copy both columns and paste here.
2Label in the middle
Put in the middle
Japanese works too, for example 受付 or A-12番.
Logo
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PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, or drop a file here. Transparent areas show the background color. In a list, every code gets this logo.
The zones are calculated for each code from its content and label: short content and short labels can go bigger. Safe keeps half of the code's damage allowance spare for print wear and glare.
Short content fits a small grid with little room in the middle. Auto may use a finer grid so the label can be bigger.
3Colors
Code color
Direction
Corner eye color
Label color
Background
Keep the code dark on a light background for reliable scanning.
4Shapes
Dots
Corner eye frame
Corner eye center
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Phones find a QR code by its three corner squares, so the logo in each center has to read as dark and solid, like a filled shape. It's scan-checked; if it fails, try a darker or simpler logo.
Every shape is scan-checked. Square is the safest for small prints.
5Size and printing
px
Square image, so one number sets both sides (64 to 4096).
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