Great news! We have gotten many requests for the ability to add a name or assign a folder for a QR code during the initial generation. This option is now available and super easy to use!
All you need to do is add the name and select the project in the CONTENT section of the QR code generator.
On the right-hand side of the CONTENT section, you can enter the QR code name. There is no limit to the number of characters. Right under that, you can select the existing project folder the code will be added to.
After choosing the data type (in this example we've chosen website URL), enter the URL in the CONTENT section. Enter the QR Code Name (optional) and select the project the code will be saved in (also optional).
You can still edit the name of the QR code from within your Dashboard if you change your mind in the future.
And you can always move your codes in your Dashboard from folder to folder, just like before.
Make It A Bit Fancy!
Here at QR Stuff, you can enjoy more privileges using our QR code generator when you’re a paid subscriber. In addition to creating QR codes, our paid subscribers have the privilege to use the Style Section where they can customize their QR codes. You can either change the colors of the dots, their shape and also insert a relevant logo to the QR code.
Customizing the QR code is easy. Just follow the same steps listed above and customize the QR code through the “Style” section before downloading the QR code. Using the “Style” section, you can come up with a visually appealing and distinctive QR code like the one shown here.
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