QR Code Generator
The QR code generator provides a QR code image. It uses Google Chart Tools to generate the QR code image. (Some information about QR codes is below the generation form.)
The QR Code Generator
Not all QR code readers will correctly decode and act upon all QR codes. It depends on the software and the operating system it is running on. The QR Code Quality Standards Test is a good place to test a mobile's QR code reading ability.
About QR Codes
QR codes convey content to mobile phone users, called mobile tagging. The camera phone is the input device.
QR codes can be used (as examples) to open a URL, initiate a telephone call, compose an email, download a movie, and display text. QR codes can contain up to 4,296 characters. Or 7,089 if all numbers.
They can be published on web pages and printed in brochures and newspapers. They can even be painted on the sides of buildings. A QR code can be wherever a camera can find it.
QR codes can tie traditional print marketing to something interactive and mobile.
QR is an abbreviation of Quick Response. The 2-dimensional bar code was created in Japan in the mid-1990's for tracking parts in manufacturing plants. Mobile tagging was developed in 2003, quickly becoming popular in Asia. Its popularity is growing on other continents.
More information about the history and use of QR codes can be found at these locations:
When you need a QR code, use the generator at the top of this article. It's fast and as accurate as Google Chart Tools can make it.
The generator creates an image of the QR code. Publish the image wherever mobile phone cameras can see it.
Will Bontrager