QR code and URL shortener got married 🎉

Create tiny QR codes for your web-pages. Check it out:

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Why qrize?

  • Less space

    With QR codes taking less space on a page you are able to accomodate more useful information

  • Readers friendly

    Qrize produces QR codes with constanly low density of dots (modules) making them more readable by mobile devices

  • Simply awesome

    Given the possibility to make QR codes smaller, why would you keep them originaly sized?

How to use?

First, include qrize in your application. Qrize is available on npm:

npm install --save qrize

and CDN:

 <script src="https://unpkg.com/qrize/dist/qrize.umd.js"></script>

Then include following script:

import Qrize from "qrize";

const qrize = new Qrize({
  element: document.getElementById("qr-target")
});
qrize.createImg({ url: "http://example.com" });

That's it. Now an element with "qr-target" id contains a tiny QR code image that leads to the url you specified.

GitHub

Go to https://github.com/qrize/qrize if you need more details or have a question.