Quickstart

How to create a QR code that meets your needs.

Qr Codes type introduction

Before starting to create QR codes, I’d like to briefly introduce how they can be used not only to store text or URLs but also to save some interesting information, as shown below.

  • Plain Text

Hello, world!

  • URL

QR codes can contain a URL that, when scanned, automatically opens the link. For example:

https://qrgo.dev

  • vCard Information

QR codes can store vCard formatted contact information including name, phone number, email, address, etc. For example:

BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
FN:Qrgo
TEL:123456789
EMAIL:[email protected]
ADR:123 Main St, City, Country
END:VCARD
  • Phone Number

Including a phone number in a QR code will prompt the user to open the dialer with the number populated. For example:

TEL:123456789

  • Email Address

QR codes can contain an email address that, when scanned, automatically opens the email application with the recipient’s address filled. For example:

mailto:[email protected]

  • Wi-Fi Information

QR codes can store Wi-Fi network connection information. When scanned, it can automatically connect to the specified Wi-Fi network. For example:

WIFI:S:NetworkName;T:WPA;P:Password;;

S: SSID (Network Name) T: Encryption Type (WPA, WEP, or no encryption) P: Password

  • Event Information

QR codes can store calendar event information. When scanned, it can automatically add the event to the calendar application. For example:

BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Meeting
DTSTART:20240715T090000Z
DTEND:20240715T100000Z
LOCATION:123 Main St, City, Country
END:VEVENT

SUMMARY: Event name

DTSTART: Event start time

DTEND: Event end time

LOCATION: Event location

Our classification uses the above format to generate QR codes. We package their inputs into different input ports, making it easy for you to enter and avoiding errors.

Config

We also offer personalized configurations, making it easy for you to create QR codes that align with your corporate image.

Background

It is used to control the background color of the QR code, which is usually white.

Dots Color

The color of the QR code dots (excluding the positioning dots) can be adjusted as needed.

Corner Color

The color of the QR code positioning dots can be adjusted as needed.

Shape

The shape of the QR code dots currently offers 10 patterns for you to choose from.

Corner Shape

The shape of the QR code positioning dots currently offers 7 patterns for you to choose from.

Correct Level

The error correction level of the QR code currently offers 4 options: L, M, Q, and H.

However, if you use a logo, it is recommended to choose the Q or H error correction level.

Margin

The distance between the QR code and the border is recommended to use the default setting.

If you want to use a logo, you can upload your logo here. You can also use our image library, where we offer a variety of patterns to choose from.