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Generate customizable QR codes from text input for easy scanning, ideal for marketing and data sharing.
The QRCode node is designed to generate QR codes from text input, providing a visual representation that can be easily scanned by devices to access the encoded information. This node is particularly useful for creating QR codes that can be used in various applications, such as marketing materials, product packaging, or digital content sharing. By converting text into a QR code, you can efficiently share URLs, contact information, or any other text-based data in a compact and universally recognizable format. The node leverages customizable parameters to adjust the size, version, and border of the QR code, ensuring that the generated image meets your specific requirements and aesthetic preferences.
This parameter represents the text or data that you want to encode into the QR code. It can be any string, such as a URL, contact information, or a simple message. The default value is an empty string, and there are no specific minimum or maximum length constraints, but the content should be concise enough to fit within the QR code's capacity.
The version parameter determines the size and data capacity of the QR code. It ranges from 1 to 40, with each increment representing a larger QR code capable of storing more data. The default value is 1, which is suitable for small amounts of data. Higher versions are necessary for encoding larger strings or when using higher error correction levels.
This parameter controls the size of each individual box (or pixel) in the QR code image. It is an integer value ranging from 1 to 500, with a default of 10. Adjusting the box size allows you to scale the QR code image to fit different display or printing requirements, with larger box sizes resulting in larger overall images.
The border parameter specifies the width of the border around the QR code, measured in boxes. It ranges from 1 to 10, with a default value of 1. A border is essential for ensuring that the QR code is easily scannable, as it provides a clear margin that separates the code from its surroundings.
This output is the generated QR code image, which visually represents the encoded text. The image is formatted as a three-channel (RGB) array, making it suitable for display or further processing in image editing software. The QR code image can be used in various contexts, such as printed materials or digital platforms, to facilitate easy data sharing.
The mask output is a single-channel array that represents the QR code's structure in a binary format. It is useful for applications that require further image processing or analysis, as it provides a clear distinction between the QR code's data and its background. The mask can be used to apply additional effects or to integrate the QR code into complex designs.
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