Wi-Fi QR setup guide
Need network onboarding? Generate Wi-Fi QR codes in a dedicated flow.
How to create link and text QR codes
Generate clean QR codes for URLs and text messages, then share instantly across mobile and desktop devices.
Recommended input
- Use full HTTPS URL for website links.
- Use Text type for short notes, tokens, or instructions.
- Keep content concise for better scanning speed on low-end cameras.
Practical flow
- Switch to Generate mode and choose URL or Text type.
- Input content, then keep the payload short enough for reliable scanning.
- Adjust size, margin, and error correction for your target screen or print surface.
- Download PNG/SVG and share it in docs, posters, or chat apps.
Example
Input: Product landing page URL and a short backup text note.
Settings: 320px size, M error correction, margin 2.
Output: PNG QR code for social sharing and SVG version for design files.
Sharing tips
- Test the QR once on a phone before sending it to print or a public channel.
- Prefer HTTPS links and avoid embedding private tokens in public QR codes.
- Use SVG for layout/design handoff and PNG for quick chat or document sharing.
FAQ
Should I encode short links or full URLs?
Both work. Short links reduce data density and can improve scan reliability in print scenarios.
Can one QR include both URL and long message?
It can, but dense content may hurt scan speed. Keep payload focused and concise.
When should I choose SVG output?
Use SVG when you need scalable assets for design or print workflows.
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