Ultimate QR Code Generator: Text, Wi-Fi & More by SnaKKo

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Please give a 👍 if you like it, it'll help others discover it! If you'd like to take your support to the next level, please give me a 🚀. Thank you so much!

With this Openscad 3D model you can easily create and customize your QR Codes by simply clicking the “Customize” button on this page (only available for desktop and mobile browsers).

Don't worry about the QR code stand, I've got you covered: Ultimate QR Code Stand 🎉

You can change the following parameters:

QR Code type (Text, Wi-Fi, Phone Call, vCard)
Background, QR Code and Border dimensions
Optional hole for attaching to a keyring
Optional labels (position top/bottom/both and a lot of fonts)
🆕Optional round blocks
…and much more!

Special characters are not supported by the MakerWorld customizer; you can download the .scad file and open it with OpenSCAD if you need to use them.

AMS is not required for multicolor printing!
To enable multicolor printing, configure Bambu Studio to pause the printing process at the exact right moment: immediately after the background color has finished printing and just as the QR code is about to start.
This allows you to switch filament colors and achieve the desired multicolor effect.

Here's how to add a pause at the layer:

Right-click the green button with the white plus sign in the slicer interface.
Select "Add Pause".

The right pause layer depends on the thickness of the background.

Types of QR Codes you can create:

Text QR Codes: These codes provide a direct link to a plain text message, such as a generic string, email address or website URL. They are ideal for sharing contact information or directing users to specific web pages.

Wi-Fi QR Codes: Eliminate the hassle of manually entering Wi-Fi passwords by using Wi-Fi QR codes. Simply scan the code, and your device will automatically connect to the specified network.

Phone Call QR Codes: Initiate phone calls with a single tap using phone call QR codes. Scan the code, and your device will automatically dial the specified number.

vCard QR Codes: Share your business card details effortlessly with vCard QR codes. Scan the code, and the contact information will be instantly saved to the user's device.

You can also save the STL file and seamlessly integrate QR codes into any 3D model, with or without a background.

UPDATE 15 Jun 2024

Now you can use round blocks instead of square ones

UPDATE 1 Jun 2024

If you need a stand, I've created a parametric model in Fusion 360: Ultimate QR Code Stand

UPDATE 31 May 2024

Added the ability to choose the label font name and style
Dual top-and-bottom labeling functionality with distinct strings added

UPDATE 29 May 2024

Revamped UI for a more engaging and efficient UX

UPDATE 28 May 2024

Code refactoring
Label implementation

UPDATE 27 May 2024

Address fields added for vCard type QR Code

Special thanks to xypwn for creating the qrcode scadqr library released under the MIT license.

Comment & Rating (96)

@user_592085441

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Rickroll QR Code (w/ hole)

Brilliant , taking to work tomorrow to annoy everyone

@user_3570175152

ok I fell for it

@vsvalfast

Great, Rick Astley :D

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@Filipk2

does not work for me unfortunately :(

The designer has replied

@snakko

Try using a more contrasting color (e.g., black, brown, etc.) or print it larger. I also see that the light is creating shadows on the QR code that could make it difficult to scan. The 3D model is correct, it works for hundreds of people. Let me know how it goes.

@Filipk2

Replying to @snakko :

Yeah, 3d model is definitelly accurate, tommorow i'll try different colors.

@snakko

Replying to @Filipk2 :

Ok, I hope you solve your problem :-)

@Blaxolot

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Awesome :)

The designer has replied

@snakko

Thanks!

@icy_1549724940

This password looks much better than an old sticky note under my keyboard

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The designer has replied

@snakko

Hi Icy, my password is the same too! :D

@plc_one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvFZjo5PgG0 - here is a link that works without ads ;)

@user_615202959

Boosted

Thank you very much, These are going to be great dumping out at the trade show in Dec.

The designer has replied

@snakko

Thanks!

@Prave3D

Works perfectly, you are amazing

The designer has replied

@snakko

Thank you for using this tool and leaving a comment!

@Qjeezy

Does this still work? Ive been trying to create a wifi QR code for a few days now and every time I click generate it says "sorry, it seems the server is expierencing issues. Please try again later". This only happens when I enter any information for the wifi network. If I don't change any of the info from what is there by default it generates successfully. Is this a code problem or a Bambu server problem? EDIT: It seems as if the generator cannot accept special characters like the and symbol (&) is the SSID name. It generates fine without them. As soon as one special character is inputted the error pops up EDIT #2: I was able to get it to work by typing in the network name in the code input area instead of using the menu

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The designer has replied

@snakko

Thank you for your comment, it was very helpful. I was initially unable to reproduce the bug, but with your edits I was able to. I will fix it soon.

@Qjeezy

Replying to @snakko :

awesome! Thanks for the quick response!

@snakko

Replying to @Qjeezy :

I've investigated the issue thoroughly, and it appears to be a problem with the Makerworld customizer rather than the model itself. If you download the .scad file and open it in OpenSCAD, you should be able to insert special characters without any issues.

@user_2876299109

Darwin Schuppan deserves some credit for creating this ScadQR generator and you just erased his name and license from his source code. https://github.com/xypwn/scadqr/blob/main/qr.scad

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The designer has replied

@snakko

Thanks for the heads-up! I've had the credits in the model description since the beginning, but I'll now include them in the source code as well.

(Edited)

@snakko

All set! Thanks again for bringing this to my attention. My apologies for the error.

@ninja

It's a great model, i have configured & printed it a few times but its time consuming to paind multiple colours. Is there a way to split the background, hook, text & raised QR portion up into individual sections so that painting olours is a lot easier?

The designer has replied

@snakko

Appreciate your feedback. I'm currently restricted to the features of the Makerworld customizer. I'll look into it and get back to you if a workaround is possible.

@ninja

good luck

@jayisjam

Boosted

love the idea its great

The designer has replied

@snakko

Thanks

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