QRX

ChatGPTby QRX

QRX makes QR codes that people want to look at and that still scan. Give it a link and describe a picture. QRX builds the QR pattern into the artwork, then decodes the finished image to check that it opens the right link before handing it over. Each code points at a hosted qrx.to short link that forwards to your destination. What you get: - Artistic QR codes from a short description, in one of the QRX styles (watercolour, illustration, photographic, pixel art, charcoal and more) or your own look. - Every finished code is decoded before you see it. - A hosted qrx.to short link for each code. - High-resolution images for posters, menus, packaging, signage and slides, also saved to your gallery at qrx.codes. How it works: ask for a code with a link and a picture idea. QRX starts the code, shows it painting in a card, then shows the finished image and its short link, usually after about a minute. You can also ask which codes you have made or how many you can still make today. Who it is for: anyone putting a QR code on something people will look at, such as cafés and restaurants, event organisers, marketers, designers, teachers and small businesses. Sign-in: QRX asks you to sign in with your QRX account the first time you use it. Good to know: describe only the picture you want; QRX handles the code. Test-scan before a large print run and leave a clear margin around the code. QRX makes link codes only. It does not read existing QR images and it does not delete codes.