Make a QR Code
Make stunning QR codes with logos and background! The most advanced on.
What this shortcut does
Welcome to “Make a QR Code”! This shortcut can make QR codes for these things: Clipboard Text URL Photo File Contact Social Media Profile Calendar Event Location Song Music Video Podcast Book Movie App Shortcut Wireless Network It’s so simple! Just run it, and give needed information, and that’s it! You’ll see your very own QR code! It also works on the Share Sheet! While browsing your photos, just click “Share…”, then “Make a QR code”, and your very own QR code appears! If You want to make shortcuts that make QR codes, you can use action “Run [Make a QR code]”, and get a QR code in just one action! This shortcut has the most features that You’ll actually need. It doesn’t have features like: “Send SMS”. Where do You need a QR code that sends “Hello” to your friend? It’s maybe fun 2 days, and after that the feature is just useless! For scanning I recommend the built-in code scanner. You can add it to your Control Center in Settings or open it in Spotlight Search by searching “code scanner”. It’s easy to use and works very well! You can also scan codes on your screen by long pressing them. That works in Photos, iMessage, Safari and others! If You have something to say, scroll down to the feedback section and write anything You want to say! You can say ideas, bug reports, or other feedback! See more interesting shortcuts:
Please note that the Share Sheet feature may not work if your device’s language is not English. Also if You run it in the editor, the QR code will appear below. I highly recommend You to accept deleting files without confirmation in Settings. If You do that, You have to accept deleting only one time. The shortcut deletes files that it has made and doesn’t need them anymore.
Works with
Before you start
Required apps
- iTunes Store
- Files
- Maps
- Apple Podcasts
- Contacts
- Calendar
- Shortcuts
- Photos
Set up your shortcut
01. Open in Shortcuts Library
Review the details and select Install.
02. Review in Apple Shortcuts
Check the actions and permissions, then add the shortcut.