You must have seen the QR code. If you have not seen it, you must have heard the name. By the way, if you use UPI, then you must know about the QR code. With the help of QR codes, so many tasks are becoming easy today, which is impossible to count. By the way, you must have ever wondered how these QR codes work and how you can create a QR code for yourself. Let us know...
What is a QR CODE?
The full name of the QR code is Quick Responsive Code. It is seen as a trademark. There is a lot of information in this small barcode. It can be read through mobile and QR code scanners. It is now being used on a large scale. If you want, you can also create your QR code and get it printed on your product or your visiting card or T-shirt. So let's know how to create your QR code.
How to create your QR code?
Making a QR code is not rocket science today. Today there are thousands of such websites and apps with the help of which you can create a QR code in one click. You can use websites like QR Code Generator, QRStuff, or GoQR to create QR codes.
Process of creating QR code
You have to select the content for the QR code. To understand by example, you have to decide from what you want to create a QR code such as website URL text, email address, phone number, Wi-Fi network information, etc.
Now if you want to create a QR code by writing the information yourself, then enter your information in the text box that you want to show to someone through the QR code i.e. you want to put it in the QR code.
After filling in the required information, click on the “Generate” or “Create QR Code” button. Now download the QR code and share it with whomever you want to share it with. You can download the QR code in PNG, JPG, SVG, etc. formats.
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