QR Code?
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There are quite a few free online QR code generators. Take a look at qurify. They'll do something like this:
There's no central authority for QR codes or anything; it's just a bar code encoding of text. Devices are often able to "sense" that a URL is encoded in the QR code and automatically go to the link, but they're just reading the code and deciphering the text.
There's no central authority for QR codes or anything; it's just a bar code encoding of text. Devices are often able to "sense" that a URL is encoded in the QR code and automatically go to the link, but they're just reading the code and deciphering the text.
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Google has a QR code API service that is free, but this is due to be phased out in 2015.
There are also a couple of free PHP scripts out there on the web to create QR codes and a quick search should find them.
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https://chart.googleapis.com/chart?&choe=UTF-8&chs=150x150&cht=qr&chl=http://mywebsite.com/There are also a couple of free PHP scripts out there on the web to create QR codes and a quick search should find them.
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My favourite is qrjumps.com , which also allows for a variety of features like passwording QR Codes.