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Create QR Codes* you can tell apart
Keep a QR Code* with its destination and purpose, then test it at the size you will use. This helps distinguish registration, directions and feedback links.
Choose the destination and the next action
Scan a QR Code* with a smartphone camera to open its linked page. Prepare the URL for registration, venue directions or the survey you want people to complete.
If you are preparing several codes, the images alone are difficult to identify. A nearby purpose label and visible URL make each linked page easier to check.
Choose for design control or easy identification
QRCode Monkey offers color and logo customization. A document editor lets you compose instructions and layout around a QR code image. BENRI is convenient when you want the code and URL together as one image.
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Compare methods for your task| Method | Useful for | What to consider |
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| BENRI QR Converter | Keep the QR code and URL in one image | Read the URL underneath to identify the destination |
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| QRCode Monkey | Custom colors and logos | Test the finished design on a phone |
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| QR code image plus a document editor | Complete control over the surrounding layout | Keep the image and destination label matched |
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BENRI QR Converter: Create a PNG with its URL attached
- Enter the destination URL.
- Check that the address under the QR code matches the intended page.
- Keep URL display enabled and save the PNG containing both the code and text.
- Place it in your document and scan it with a phone to check the destination.
The code and address travel together, reducing the need to manage separate image and text elements.
The entered URL appears below the QR code, so you can check the destination together with the image. (Japanese interface.)BENRI QR Converter: create a QR code image with its URL ↗
QRCode Monkey: customize the appearance
- Enter the destination in QRCode Monkey’s URL field.
- Choose colors or a design if needed and generate the code.
- Download the PNG and scan it with a phone to check the destination.
An option for visual customization. Add the written URL separately when the layout needs a visible destination.
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A layout editor: group the code with its URL
- Insert a generated QR code image into a slide or flyer.
- Add a text box below it with the matching URL and a purpose label.
- Align and group the image and text, then test a scan at the intended display size.
Gives you control over typography and placement. Check each pair carefully when several destinations are in the same document.
Add a purpose label and scan the actual layout
Use a heading such as “Register” or “Find the venue.” The heading explains why to scan; the URL helps identify the destination.
Print a sample at the intended size or display the slide as it will be shown. Scan it on a phone and check both the destination and the readability of nearby text.
Keep multiple destinations in distinct groups
Group each heading, QR code and URL together when placing registration and feedback links on the same document.
*QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.
