In many scenarios, we need to create custom QR codes containing images and text, such as for company profiles, event introductions, or product promotions. Today, we'll demonstrate how to use DeepQR to create a rich-content QR code. DeepQR is not only easy to use but also offers a free quota. Let's get started without further ado.
Navigate to the DeepQR official website (https://deepqr.com). The homepage features a QR code generator:
As shown in the image above, the left side is the content editing area, and the right side is the preview area, simulating the viewing experience after scanning the QR code with a mobile device. Clicking the "Add Component" button reveals various components available for use. Currently, "Text," "Images," "Link," and "PDF" are the four components released. Today, we'll start with the first two components.
First, click on "Text" to open the editor. You can enter text in the editor and adjust the font size and layout as needed.
After editing the content, click the "Save" button. You can see that the Text component has been successfully added, and a preview appears on the right side.
Click "Add Component" again, then select the "Image" component, which will show the image upload interface. After selecting and uploading the image:
After clicking "Save," you can see that the Image component has been successfully added.
In the preview area, click "Generate QR Code."
After the QR code is generated, you can select different styles and then click "Download" to download it.