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QR code label
A label 72 × 80 mm and 2 mm thick with a raised QR code 48 mm across and a caption under it. Type a link or any text and the code is made right away.
What it is good for
- Guest Wi-Fi at home or in a café
- A link to a menu, a website or a review page
- Labels on equipment with a link to its manual
How to make it
- Open the template and type the link or text of the code.
- Change the caption.
- Keep the code at least 40 mm across so phones read it from a distance.
- Download for your printer.
Printing it
- A dark code on a light label, printed with one filament change, reads best.
- Use a 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layers; very long texts make finer codes that need a bigger label.
Questions and answers
How do I put Wi-Fi in the code?
Type WIFI:T:WPA;S:network name;P:password;; – phones then offer to join the network.
Is my link sent anywhere?
No. The code is made in your browser.
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