How to Create QR Codes and Barcodes
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You can’t tell it, but all the dots and such on my computer screen says live.pirillo.com! You wouldn’t be able to detect that with your own eyes, unless you’re skilled at reading barcodes. Luckily there is software available to help you interpret images like that.
If you’re wanting to turn some text into a QR code for yourself, just head over to QR-Code Generator. You can input any URL or text and turn it into a QR code with the click of a button!
Also, if you’re looking for a free QR code reader, download the Kaywa Reader. Put this onto your phone, and then be able to access information on any product with the click of a button. Take a picture of any QR code with your phone (with the software installed, of course!). Kaywa Reader will give you all the information behind that supposed “gibberish” that you might need.
Last – but not least – you can also check out invx to help generate a QR code for free. The idea is the same as with the above site. Input your text and click a button!
You never know when you might need something like this. QR codes are found everywhere out in the “real” world, and in print.
- HP Laserjet No.15X Black High Capacity Remanufactured Print Cartridge (Full Code C7115X)
- Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 2004 Pontiac Bonneville – Memory #2 (Must be programmed by Pontiac dealer)
- 5Yr Ext War Quick Replacmnt, Quickscan Qs6000/Qr
- QR Code I Love Adam Lambert White T-Shirt
- QR Code I Love Adam Lambert Light T-Shirt
- QR: Carriage & Wagon Classification Codes 94
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4 Comments
Roberto
May 3rd, 2009
at 5:31pm
Thank you for trying again to pronounce my name ;)
Roberto
LeonimuZ
May 3rd, 2009
at 6:28pm
Cool one Chris.
Renfield
May 3rd, 2009
at 8:07pm
Is there anything like a “declawed” Cue Cat that can read this?? I don’t have a phone that can do that.
steven
May 9th, 2009
at 4:57pm
Nice post! I believe QR Code will be the ‘code’ of the future because it can contain so much more information than the conventional codes that we’re using.
Recently, we came up with a marketing campaign using http://www.beqrious.com for the QR Code and we tried to educate people about how useful these codes are.
Slowly but surely…..we’re on our way, I would say. :-)