Create QR codes in vector format
As I’ve explained in a previous post, I was working on a Zend Framework component to create QR codes with the possibility to save them in a vector format. Vector formats allow the image to be scaled as much as needed, making them more suitable for print work.
Although the component is not 100% finished yet, it’s perfectly capable of generating the matrixcodes in different file formats, with different parameters. The file formats are png, pdf and svg (gif and jpeg are possible as well, but are not very relevant).
To give the component a try I’ve set up a code generator page. So go ahead, generate your codes, and feel free to leave me a comment with feedback.
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about 3 years ago
Very nice (and handy); I found it just when i needed it, Thank you!
about 3 years ago
Thanks Peter – this looks like just what we’ll be needing for an upcoming project. Looking forward to further news.
about 3 years ago
Awesome, but it only generates an URL. Very often the QR tag would need to be something else, like trigger a phone call, or a vCard.
about 3 years ago
Hi Bishop,
I’m aware of that. The reason is that so far I can only see practical use of it when used with a url.
If you want to encode a vcard, you will notice that you end up with a QR code that is way too large to print on a business card. In my opinion it might be more useful to link to your Plaxo or Linkedin profile (where a vcard can be downloaded).
About triggering a phone call, I think it’s equally fast to just type the number and call it manually.
But more importantly, I think many people (including me) wouldn’t like it when your phone starts calling a number automatically after scanning a code.
But anyhow, technically is not that much of a problem to implement these extra ‘content types’, so when I find some time I’ll see if I can extend the generator.
about 3 years ago
that’s a nice looking QR code generator, did you already submit a proposal to Zend for a Zend Framework component?
Keep up the good work!
about 3 years ago
Tnx Menno.
Haven’t submitted it yet as I’m still struggling with one algorithm, and the project I’m involved in right now does not allow me to spend as much time on the QR component as I would like to.
But in the next few weeks I should have more time to continue working on it.
about 2 years ago
Peter,
Thank you very much for your code generator page.
That is what I was looking for. Now I can place the code in my layout in illustrator. The print is perfectly clean.
However I hope the link will be available for long time yet !
Warmly,
Luc
about 2 years ago
Please Submit the code to Zend Framework.
If you don’t, could you send me the code to be used in my project? Thank’s
about 2 years ago
Was this project ever finished? It seems to work pretty well and I’d love to take a look at the code behind it!
about 2 years ago
Hello and thanks for your response.
I posted a follow-up over here:
http://www.littleidiot.be/2009/12/qrcode-for-zend-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-5003
about 2 years ago
Thank you for providing such a great tool. I generated 4 codes and saved them out in EPS format. They work perfectly!
about 2 years ago
Awesome, thank you very much !
What a nice UI by the way !
about 2 years ago
thanks! you have helped me generate my first-ever QR code
about 2 years ago
Very nice tool. However, on the Android, the scan does not show the target URL on screen. This is a barrier to users opening the URL in a browser. This onscreen display must be embedded in the QR code because the Zxing codes show the URL on screen.
Zxing code sample: http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=350×350&chl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com
about 2 years ago
Hi Chris,
Thanks for you feedback.
Not sure if I understand correctly, but I’ve just scanned your code as plain text, and it only contains “http://www.cnn.com”, nothing else.
We also use this generator regularly to create codes for our clients (actually, an improved version on http://qr.inthepocket.mobi), testing them on serveral Android phones with the Barcode Scanner app, and as far as I remember we’ve always seen the url on screen.
What application do you use on your Android?
about 2 years ago
wow…its huge…….thanks a lot for sharing.
about 2 years ago
Really nice work. Thank you.
Works great with the Barcode Scanner app on Android. No problems at all.
about 2 years ago
Hi. Great website. My only problem is that I cannot put the whole url in.
When I try to put http://www.completeinsight.co/communication-solutions/2d-qr-quick-response-codes/
it cuts it off
http://www.completeinsight.co/communication-solutions/2d-qr-quick-response-codes/
about 2 years ago
Hi Michael,
Still have to update the generator to the latest version, but in the meantime I made the improved generator available at http://qr.inthepocket.mobi
Hope this will help.
Cheers,
Peter
about 2 years ago
Awesome tool, thanks for putting it together. I did, however, notice a slight issue. HTTPS links don’t work. When I embed the following url: HTTPS://WWW.GOOGLE.COM the generated QR code redirects to HTTP://HTTPS://WWW.GOOGLE.COM resulting in a broken link.
Thanks for the awesome work!
about 2 years ago
Thanks for the feedback Bora. There was an issue indeed with https. I’ve fixed it.
about 2 years ago
Salut !
Pourrais-tu ajouter la possibilité d’encoder du texte en plus d’une url ?
Merci !
about 2 years ago
Salut Steph,
Pour plus d’options, je réfère à mon autre “QR generator” sur le site de notre firme:
http://qr.inthepocket.mobi
Malheureusement il n’y a pas déjà la possibilité pour convertir texte normal. Désolé. Quand je trouve un peux de temps, je vais ajouter cette option.
about 2 years ago
Nice generator. Love it.
But, would like it to support longer URLs. When I see practicle usage of this is when you link to an article on the webpage that may have a long and complexed URL (the one I tried had 5 lettert to much)
about 2 years ago
Thanks, this works great! We needed qr-code with outlines for our printer to print the code on running shirts for a big running event in The Hague. Your code works just fine, also on our shirts!
about 2 years ago
Hi. Love your QR Code creator site. I use it a lot but I was wondering how easy it would be to create a webpage for my workplace using the code creator so it looks like we have our own code creator.
about 2 years ago
Hi Peter! Works a charm on the few examples i popped! Great work!
about 2 years ago
@Michael
Found time this weekend to refactor and clean up the code, so I expect I will be able to release it one of these days. Still some testing to do.
Will set up a Google Code project or something alike and post the info on my blog.
about 2 years ago
I’m glad that I found your site, thanks a lot. It worked great for me.
about 2 years ago
This is a great resource! Thanks!
about 2 years ago
Thank you, that’s exactly what I needed for my project!
about 2 years ago
Hello,
I found this fantastic vector-solution!
Very nice piece of work, my complements. I do have an idea for expanding your already great tool. In essence QR-code is generated from a string. If you could add the option to simply input (any) plain text to be translated into a QR-code your tool would be functional for all an any purpose!
about 2 years ago
Hi Eesger,
You’re right. It’s just a matter of finding the time. I have an improved version running at http://qr.inthepocket.mobi , but I should update my own generator as well. Will try to make some time for it.
Thanks for your comment.
Peter
about 2 years ago
Thanks man, u saved me to much time with the vector version!
about 2 years ago
Any chance on putting the output format in the REST GET or POST? ie. format=svg
about 2 years ago
Hi Brad,
I suppose you would like to send the parameters in the url and get the file as a result?
It is intentionally not implemented that way since I’m running this blog on a single shared server and running a public web service on it might result in too much and uncontrollable load. If someone offers me free managed hosting, I wouldn’t mind setting this up as a public REST service
about 2 years ago
Is this ok for commercial use?
about 2 years ago
I just tested something on the qr codes – if you place an image dark enough (yellow didn’t work) to cover the black area of the qr code it will still function. That might be a cool thing to add in the generator: upload your own image as an overlay.
about 2 years ago
Thanks for this generator. I have found other vector file generators. However, they were drawn with just lines and were not editable. This was a great file that I can use with my clients and show them the benefit. Thank you.
about 2 years ago
Thank you! Exactly what I needed.
about 2 years ago
Hi Peter, I was wondering… some QR-code readers (like the Barcode Scanner app on Android) show the contents of a QR-code without doing anything but showing the content it contains. As a user I can then make the choice to either visit the link that was ‘generated’ or, for example, just read the text. I imagine more QR-code readers work this way, which opens the door to not just only add a link, but also additional text:
“Hi, I’m … and this is my website about examples: http://www.example.com”
When I enter this in your online QR-tool (http://qr.inthepocket.mobi/) I get: “http://Hi, I’m … and this is my website about examples: http://www.example.com” …
Would it perhaps be a good idea to add this feature, which in fact would mean only stripping out the http:// bit in some way?
And, of course, loving your QR-thingie!
about 1 year ago
Brilliant, and very well designed page also. Good Stuff.
about 1 year ago
Could you make it so that the filename of the output was the name of the URL we put in? Maybe plus the numbers you have if it’s necessary.
about 1 year ago
Sorry to all for my late response, but somehow I wasn’t receiving any mail notifications anymore. Only until I started realizing it had been so quiet on blog, I noticed something was wrong. So let me catch up:
@Kenny
It is released under the BSD license.
@Nate
Thanks for the idea
@Orpion
I could leave out the “http” part, but I’m doubting if that will bring a solution to what you want to achieve. Most QR readers (not sure about the one on Android) interpret url’s because the decoded text starts with “http://”. I doubt that if the url is somewhere in the middle of your text, it will still be recognized as an url. Worth trying though. Will see to finish my improved generator which will allow you to test it.
@Benjamin
Not really something I’m considering since you could end up with filenames that are not compatible with certain file systems.
about 1 year ago
thank you, that was really helpful for business cards of our internet project.
about 1 year ago
You have created exactly what I have been looking for – thank you. Only problem I have is the field in the code generator for inserting the URL in to is too short and doesnt want to accept the following URL http://www.oakridgecg.com.au/Renewable_energy_2/TheGroveRenewableEnergy-1.html. It such a good generator I hope you are able to allow the longer URLs. Cheers
about 1 year ago
@Lesliev
I’m currently finishing an update of my QR generator. I should be able to put it online this weekend, if not in the beginning of next week. It will allow you to encode much more different formats. And longer url’s
about 1 year ago
Great generator!! Thanks:)
about 1 year ago
thank you dude. you saved a bunch of my time. Thank a lot
about 1 year ago
excellent generator, thank you! i noticed that after the redesign, it doesn’t seem like the high-maximum quality settings are working? it appears that all the generated codes look low-medium.
about 1 year ago
@lydia
As opposed to the previous version of the generator, the preview of the code is not displayed full-size when the size exceeds a certain limit. This is to prevent the preview from stretching the web page. However if you download the QR code, it should have the actual size corresponding to the specified settings. If this would not be the case for you, let me know.
While testing this, I noticed another issue with downloading the code in PNG format. This is fixed now.
about 1 year ago
thanks for your quick response! sorry, i wasn’t descriptive enough. i was actually thinking not of the size of the entire code, but the complexity within the code. it seemed that before, when i clicked either high or max, the code would get more complex-looking than when it was med or low. it seems that they all look the same now no matter which ECC level is selected.
about 1 year ago
Grt! that i could find it at the right moment, when i needed..
Hat`s off to the inventors, please keep it up!
about 1 year ago
FYI, there was an issue idd with the ECC level setting. This has been fixed last week so all should be working fine again.
Thx lydia for reporting the problem. Sorry I couldn’t have a look at it sooner.
about 1 year ago
thanks so much!! this generator is the best out there. keep it up.
about 1 year ago
How about a couple of code generation options… a foursquare checking (insert location ID) – i found this one, its simple
and a facebook checkin… (can find that anywhere)
So.. your widget could generate autopmated checkin codes.
and anything else like that.
cheers and keep up the good work
about 1 year ago
Sounds like a nice idea. I’ll try to add it when I find a bit of spare time
about 1 year ago
Awesome facility. Really neat, simple and convenient. Good going!
about 1 year ago
Great tool, especially that it generates vectorized versions as well. I find myself missing the option to add an URL to the vCard or the meCard.
about 1 year ago
Great tool! Just what I was looking for…
about 1 year ago
Great tool! It would be nice to:
1. Add a URL field to vCard and meCard
2. Allow multi-line text in the text form. I even tried hot-editing the Javascript to post my own multi-line text instead, but apparently there is some sort of server-side checking
about 1 year ago
Awesomesauce! Thanks a bunch for this magic
about 1 year ago
Just what I was looking for. Appreciate your hard work… Thanks!
about 1 year ago
So freaking cool! Thanks for sharing.
about 1 year ago
I’d like to generate a qr code that contains the text of an entire book (40,000 words or so) – is it possible to do so with a QR code that is no bigger than one 8/5 X11 ” printed page?
about 1 year ago
Hi Woody,
I’m afraid that won’t work. 40 000 words is a huge amount of data, too much to squeeze into a QR code. I think you’d be better of to put your text somewhere online, and encode the url into a QR code. That would require the end-user to have an internet connection, but that’s becoming less and less of a problem these days.
about 1 year ago
Great work.
very helpful tool and easy.
thanks a lot from the very most nice place in switzerland:) lake of thune.
about 1 year ago
Really, really useful. Many, many thanks!
Just 1 improvement request…for the VCF option, can you include a URL field?
about 1 year ago
It would be great if there was an option to create the QRcode on transparent background. very useful when incorporating into a printed design. is there any quick way to do that? am i missing any settings for that option? thanks!!
about 1 year ago
Nice to have a vector generator. Much needed.
about 1 year ago
Hey, thanks! I’m not techie and found your qr generator super easy to generate in eps format.
about 1 year ago
Worked slicker ‘n snail snot! It is perfect! I’ve bookmarked the page and will be using it more often.
Thanks!
about 1 year ago
Would be extremely helpful to have a URL field for vCard. Any chance you could add that? Many thanks,
about 1 year ago
Simply perfect : quick, easy, well done. Congrats, that’s really a great job.
Many thanks !
about 1 year ago
This was the first QR code generator I ever used, and I’ve never considered using a different one. Just perfect.
about 1 year ago
Thanks a lot. Perfect as I need..QR in vector!
Very very useful.
about 1 year ago
Thanks for making such a great tool!
about 1 year ago
I created a code with a hyperlink and got a question from our distribution center asking what will happen if they scan the code with a bar code scanner. Will it generate a numeric code or something else?
about 1 year ago
Hi Rose-Marie, do you actually mean a bar code scanner for the typical one-dimensional codes like you find them on products? If a scanner or scanning software is not compatible with QR codes, it will not recognize them so nothing will happen.
about 1 year ago
Hi –
I am waiting to hear back from the distribution center on what type of scanner they are planning to purchase, it sounds like it may be compatible with QR codes. If I have questions once they actually the product, I will let you know.
Thanks.
about 1 year ago
I really need a URL field in the vCard … that would be awesome!
about 1 year ago
Hi
Thanks a lot for this great tool !
about 1 year ago
Sorry for the waiting, but the URL field has been added now.
Be aware that several QR scanning apps deliver a poor job in decoding vCard data, if they recognize it altogether. From my experience, Quick Scan on iPhone interprets it very well. The popular QRReader doesn’t recognize the format at all. The ‘default’ scan app on Android does a decent job as well.
about 1 year ago
Hi!
You must change so that the EPS & PDF is 100% K (black) not rich black, it will probably get bad in print.
peace
about 1 year ago
my bad, it was 100 K
about 1 year ago
Hello Mr. Minne…I must say I’ve become a fan in a very short time! LOL…I paid to have a qr generator developed but urs kicks butt! I have a few ideas I’d like to run past u if possible. I don’t know if ur code is open source or not but I’d like to see if u would be interested in my ideas
about 1 year ago
Hi Eric, glad you like it.
The code is open-source indeed (see one of my other blog posts), so feel free to use it for your own purposes
about 1 year ago
yes I like very much!! hahahaha…how hard would it be to get a “RAW” version of the code …outside of the Zend Framework? we are looking to give people a more engaging mobile platform. It’s a balanced platform that comprises of QR codes, SMS and a mobile website builder. I would LOVE TO USE your QR Generator as the bases of our QR component
about 1 year ago
The entire Zend Framework is not required. I think the QR component only depends on Zend Exception, so by extracting only those components, you should be able to use it as a stand-alone class.
about 1 year ago
Thank you Very Much Mr. Minne.
i’m just asking if you might be interested in maybe contributing, FOR PAY ofcourse, if needs be on any enhancement we may need? I ask because since you developed this awesome Generator then if we need changes done then who better to ask..lol! but i just wanted to ask and probe the possibilities. Thank you for your help…Eric.
about 1 year ago
Hello Mr. Minne, I was wondering if you had read or seen the email I sent you yesterday? My developer has hit a snag and I was wondering if you was available to give me your thoughts regarding my email. Hope all is well and maybe we can talk here soon….Eric.
about 1 year ago
Absolutely awesome generator!
Thank you so much for making it available and free!!!
about 1 year ago
BTW… I was curious about something.
Could there be a way to create a code that includes some sort of js that would help users convert the data to a digital business card to add to their contacts in outlook, gmail, etc?
about 1 year ago
Thanks for making your source code available for use. Any chance you could develop an API similar to esponce.com?
about 1 year ago
Love this generator. Awesome job man!
about 1 year ago
Been using this a while and the results are perfect. Best qr code generator out there.
about 1 year ago
I would like to see a method for creating an ‘SMS message’ QR code
about 1 year ago
Hi Oscar,
There’s actually no need for JS here. A decent QR scanning app should recognize the vcard or mecard format and automatically suggest you to add it to your address book. Then it’s just a matter of having the address book on the mobile device synced with f.i. Outlook or Gmail, but that’s easy to configure and is up to the user.
about 1 year ago
the vector output option is fabulous…you will be saving Designers (including me) around the world A LOT of time with this!
about 1 year ago
Hello Peter,
I really like your wonderful qr producer. It spends me a lot of time saving, because it generates vector formats, too. Thank you very much for your generosity to make this tool available for everyone – hopefully for a long time yet.
Best regards
Frank
about 1 year ago
Hi — you are wonderful to share this with the world!
I’m new at this and wondering if there is a way to track how many people scan the codes, on what days, etc.
Again, thank you!
LaLi
about 1 year ago
I’ve just noticed recently that the QR codes have started including ads, not just on the codes generated, but also on the website once you go to it. Is there any way to avoid this? it makes it undesirable for professional use. Do you have a paid version or something that doesn’t have ads?
about 1 year ago
Thanks Peter – this is just what I needed for an upcoming project. Great tool!
about 1 year ago
@LaLi: If your qr codes are links you will find this in the stats of your website – at least those who followed the link. It is suitable to use a link specially for your qr codes, in order to separate these visitors from the others.
@Mave: I never noticed any ads with the qr codes of this generator here. Maybe you should use an other reader software.
Frank
about 1 year ago
Very useful tool.
Have you considered International Characters.
I’m from Quebec, the small patch of french in the Americas. The only solution I got for french characters was from this post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1612062/unicode-encoding-and-decoding-issues-in-qrcode
Suggesting to encode the text in UTF-8 and add a BOM to specify that the string is actually in UTF-8
Your vector approach is superior in so many way to a bitmap only solution. Is there any chance to get an encoding field to offer accented character with your tool ?
about 1 year ago
Hi Francois, just tried it out with a couple of iPhone scanning apps and most seem to handle french characters properly. Not all of them though, unfortunately.
about 1 year ago
Hi Peter,
Thank for this nice tool. The name of your site is also quite attractive
about 1 year ago
Thx.
My site’s name prevents me from disappointing people by writing dumb things
about 1 year ago
It looks like you’re missing a spot to put a website or note on the MECARD. Take a look here: http://zxing.appspot.com/generator/ If you could make it work like that, and show the actual code that it created, but still allow for download in vector, that’d be awesome!
about 1 year ago
I would love to be able to enter more than 1 line of text, so I can custom tweak the vCard info!
Allow a Text type that allows carriage returns please.
Fields like State are omitted, and I don’t need title, but like the other fields.
about 1 year ago
Thank you very much! This is just we need for our products!
about 1 year ago
saludos desde Perú, muy buena aplicación felicitaciones. No piensas sacar una version off-line?
about 1 year ago
Thank you Peter for this awesome tool, I love it!
about 1 year ago
Love the tool. Is it possible to have two phone numbers on the meCard or vCard?
Thanks
about 12 months ago
Does the QR Code has an expiration date?
about 11 months ago
Great, saved me loads of time. Thanks!!
about 11 months ago
Great tool. The vector function is a nice time saver. Thanks!
about 11 months ago
Thanks for a great tool! I’m running into an issue trying to edit the QR codes to make them a little more visually appealing. When i try to ‘union’ the adjoining squares in the code (using Inkscape), it appears that the objects can’t be joined like a regular shape can. Is there a different .svg object you could use to generate the squares that would allow this?
thanks!
about 11 months ago
Hi,
I generated a QR code from this site. Super helpful, thanks.
Just had a small query. When we generated and read it, it read perfectly, but 10 days later, it all of a sudden added an a extra Http:// to it!
Is there anyway you can help me amend this because this is for a very important campaign….
Thanks
N
about 11 months ago
I suggest including and an inverse application
about 11 months ago
Hi N,
The content within QR codes never changes or expires. The reason why a URL would no longer be working is because either the application you’re scanning it with does not handle it properly or, more likely, something has changed on the server/website the URL is referring to.
Hope you can figure it out.
Cheers
about 11 months ago
Peter,
Your generator does an outstanding job. A few quick comments and suggestions:
1) For SVG, consider replacing the fill=’#000000′ attribute on the group with style=’fill:#000000;stroke:#000000′ since that will get rid of any tiny flaws at the edges of the blocks.
2) Also for SVG, getting rounded corners on the background is really easy – just add an attribute to the background element -> ry=’29.7′ where the value is 10% of the width/height… it looks great
3) I wish you had not made your code dependent on the Zend Framework. I get that you want it to be seamless and that you use ZF. However, your code doesn’t require the MVC framework and it makes it harder to use it in a nonZF application. Perhaps the code could be split into the generator and a ZF Component wrapper? Just a thought
Bill
about 11 months ago
Isaac Tanner-Dempsey
Hey I’m getting really confused will all of these generators I’ve tried about all of them on the web and they don’t offer what I’ve after. I want in insert the vcard I’ve created it’s in txt form. I would like to host in on my website and use a url shortner. Its should display as “add contact” or download contact.
I can’t find anything that does what I’m after could someone point me in the right direction
about 11 months ago
Hi Bill,
You made some excellent points.
I assembled it as a ZF module because at that time I was mainly developing for that framework and I wanted to submit it as a potential extension for the ZF library (hence the chosen namespace).
I will see if I can find some time to make it a stand-alone library.
Thanks for the feedback.
Peter
about 11 months ago
Peter are you able to develop any software that will create a QR Code as per the attached web site. we are a printer and would love to offer our clients some thing like what you see.
Clearly we are happy to pay
http://qrcodes4u.com/
about 11 months ago
Thank you very much for this great tool!
about 10 months ago
Best QR Code Generator on the Planet. Thank you!
about 10 months ago
Very nice service with simple and good-looking design
about 10 months ago
Thank you so much for this awesome tool.
One suggestion, adding another telephone field on the vcard for cellphone or fax would make it more awesome than already is.
about 10 months ago
This is a great tool. It would be great to create vCalender-QR-Codes as vector.
http://www.mein-qrcode.de/qr-code-vcalender-erstellen.html does it, but not as vector and with bug in Summary-Field.
Thanks from Innsbruck, Austria
Gerald
about 10 months ago
Great tool, glad to have found it! Thanks so much!
about 10 months ago
GIF format
about 9 months ago
Your QR code generator is the best! I use it all the time. Thank you sooo much!
about 9 months ago
amazingly useful having an eps output thank you.
about 9 months ago
Hello – I hired a designer to create a QR for our website, q-beancoffee.org, which has since been printed onto our product… however now it appears that the code is not working. Is it possible to redirect the existing QR to point to our site accurately? Thanks for your help.
about 9 months ago
What exactly is now encoded in the QR code? Is the code somewhere available online so I can scan it?
about 9 months ago
I believe the issue is that the QR was created with “wordpress” at the end of the URL (which is currently not part of our site name). Is it possible to redirect it to point to our current site name, even though it was designed for the URL ending in wordpress?
about 9 months ago
Man, you’re a genius!!!
Thanks for being sensitive to just what designers all over the world really need – Precision, ease-of-use, free.
Keep it up.
Mordi
about 9 months ago
Do you offer the option for a centered vector graphic to be added into the code? Could be a for-pay-option to allow you to recoup some of you development time as you have built a fine product!
about 9 months ago
I don’t know the better words, but, you’re just awesome! Thank you very much and God bless you.
about 9 months ago
Hi,
We are interested to use your QR code generator. Please answer my below queries.
1. Where are you located (in which country)?
2. Do you provide QR code reader?
3. Do you Provide API for QR code generator and reader? If yes then, Can we download your API and use it?
4. What is your cost ?
Thanks & Regards,
Vibhuti
about 9 months ago
Your work is awesome. can we specify exact size for output image.
Thanks!
about 9 months ago
Worls fine with I.E. – no success with Firefox!!
about 9 months ago
I put all of my info into a vcard, but when I scan it on my iPhone, not all of the info gets entered… is this because of my scanner (I use ScanLife) – or in the setup of the code.
about 8 months ago
Thank you very much. warmest regards. Henry
about 8 months ago
I love this site! Please don’t go away. This is critical to my daily work. The best!!!
about 8 months ago
@Pranav The output is available in vector format, so any size is possible.
about 8 months ago
@Mark Davies
Have you tried Quick Scan? I know that this app handles vcards really well.
about 8 months ago
Great tool !
Tanks !
about 8 months ago
Werkt mooi!
Komt er ook een geo- locatie optie?
about 8 months ago
Could you please change the “Regular Text” for more lines, so we can create QR-Codes from Code (e.g. VCards with other fields)?
Thanks from Tyrol, Austria
Gerald
about 8 months ago
Just a quick feedback on the qr code generator: the RGB colours for the I punched in, was converted into ‘RBG’ when i opened the eps file. Thought you might want to know that =)
about 8 months ago
Need help! Is there a way that we can redirect a previously created QR code to a new URL?
about 8 months ago
Is there a minimun size the code may have when i print it?
about 7 months ago
Superb!!
Thanks alot for this fine tool.
Regards
Peter
about 7 months ago
Great tool, the best I have found on the net. But – can you add Mobile Phone to vCard?
about 7 months ago
Thanks for the QR code generator app. It is really great as i am still learning more uses fro these codes. One suggestion – can we have more fields in the vCard format, say to add a mobile phone as well as a land line and perhaps a notes field?
Thanks
about 7 months ago
please check…i found an error…
i filled in the vcard form.. first name and last name…correctly…but when the qr code is scanned…the first name and last name details displayed on the smartphone…. are swopped around…which is incorrect…
about 7 months ago
Your generator was recommended by several colleagues because I need vector output, but you do not support an email address and subject. In print ads, the subject can include a code so I can determine the issue & publication. Can/will you add that option?
about 7 months ago
Maybe a silly question, but let’s say I want to have the QR code opening a 360photo file link, will the file open immediately after scanning the QR or one would first see the link and then click on it for the file to open? Also, by generating a QR code through this site, am I able to enlarge ( 40 * 40 cm)and print the generated QR for using it as a sticker on a building? Will this work ?
Thank you
Nikos from Athens, Greece
about 7 months ago
It’s a multi-line textarea now Gerald.
about 7 months ago
@lcubed
I would recommend the use of URL’s for print ads. They allow you to track usage much better, give you more flexibility in what you can do with a QR code, and even allow you to change what is hidden behind the code even after publishing.
about 7 months ago
@Shane
Sure it’s not an issue with the app you’re using? Seems to work fine using Quick Scan on iPhone.
Many apps have problems interpreting vcards correctly though.
about 7 months ago
Up until last week my cookies were being saved when I created a new QR Code – This was VERY HELPFUL.
It seems that last week the QR Code generator had an issue and was not producing QR Codes (This occurred on Thursday 10/11), since then I cannot access my cookies or any previous QR Code URL that I had created.
Is there something that can be done to show my previous URLs in the QR Coder generator box again?
Thanks,
-Eric
about 7 months ago
I create many UPCs and note that an identical UPC number will always generate the exact same bar graph every time. Why does using the same website info generate different looking codes each time? Are each and every QR code block valid for the same website? I hope this isn’t a dumb question….
about 7 months ago
@pminne #159:
Thanks! With the multi-line textarea I was able to create a QR-code for an event, using
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:1.0
BEGIN:VEVENT
X-OBJECTTYPE:APPOINTMENT
UID:20121129@my_url.com
DTSTART:20121129T183000
DTEND:20121129T203000
DESCRIPTION;CHARSET=UTF-8:Description of the event
LOCATION;CHARSET=UTF-8:Location with address
SUMMARY;CHARSET=UTF-8:Title of the event
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR
Works great! Thank you again!
Perhaps you could build a form for entering the necessary facts?
Gerald
about 6 months ago
Was finding a place to download QR Code in Vector formats… Found this a great tool. Thanks a bunch!
Keep up the good work!
Regards,
Priyank B.
Ahmedabad, India.
about 6 months ago
I´m using it a lot. This is really great !!.. Thank you !