QR Code Generator — Make QR Code Generation Easy with This Python Project In this project, we will create a Python QR code generator application using tkinter library for GUI and barcode library for generating QR codes. The application will take input from the user in the form of text or a URL, generating a QR code that can be saved as a PNG image file. QR Code Generator The objective of this tutorial is to give an introduction to creating GUI applications in Python and demonstrate how to use the pyqreode library for generating QR codes. Project Prerequisites: ‘To follow this tutorial, you should have a basic understanding of Python programming and be familiar with tkinter and pyqreode libraries. You should also have Python 3 and the required libraries installed on your computer. PyQRCode library internally uses pypng library to generate the QR code image. So will also require pypng library You can install these libraries by typing the following commands in your terminal pip install sypagpip install pygreode pip install tk Pip inetall pillow. Download Python QR Code Generator Project Before proceeding ahead, please download the source code of python QR code generator: OR Code Generator Project Python QR Code Generator Project File Structure Steps for building the python QR Code Generator project: Step 1: Importing Libraries import tkinter a from pygreod= import oRcede from PIL import Image, InageTk from tkinter import messagebox from tkinter import filedialog In the first step we will be importing the necessary libraries. For this application, we will be using the following librarios: to interact path and directory tkinter: for creating the GUI pyqrcode: for generating QR codes PIL: for displaying and saving the QR code as a PNG image filedialog and messagebox: for saving and displaying messages in the GUI Step 2: Creating the generate_qr function def generate_ar(): data = entry.get () global myx mygr - g8code (data) myQr.png (‘arcode.png', scale-s) img = Image. open ("qrcode.png") img = img.resize((350, 350), Image, ANTIALIAS) Img = InageTk. Phototmage (ing) Setting the image and text in label.config(text="0R code generated", Lmage=img, conpound="botton") label. image = inglabel. config (text="Please Enter the date") ‘The generate_gr function of pygrcode module generates the QR code from the input text or URL. It first gets the input from the user using the entry widget and checks if it is empty. If the input is not empty, it creates a QR code object using the input data and saves it asa ‘qrcode.png file. It then opens the file, resizes it to fit the label, and sets the image and text. Ifthe input is empty, it shows an error message in the label. Step 3: Creating the save function file = filedialog.asksaveasfile( Anitialdix=os.cotewd() , title: Select file", filetypes-(("png files", "*.png"), ("all files", "*.*")) Af File is not None: myQr.png(file.nane, scale=6) file.closed) messagebox. showinfo("success", "OR code saved successfully")‘The save function is responsible for saving the QR code as a PNG image file. It gets the file name and location to save the QR code using the filedialog widget, and then saves the QR code using the myQr.png() method. It then closes the file and shows a suiecess message using the messagebox widget. Step 4: Creating the GUI root = tk.Tk() root -geonetry(1400%470") root. titie ("Project Gurukul - OR Code Generator") In this step, we will create the user interface for the QR code generator using the tkinter library. We will use the tk:Tk() method to create the main window of the app and set its properties such as title and size. First, we will create a text entry box where the user can enter the text or URL to be encoded in the QR code. We use the tk.Entry() method to create the text entry box and set its properties such as width and alignment. We also insert a placeholder text in the entry box using the insert() method. entry = tk.sntry(root, width=40) entey.pask) entey.bind("", Lambda args: entry.delete('0", ‘end")) entry["Justify") = "center" eating 2 placeholder texentry insert (0, "Enter the text or ur" Next, we will create a button that will be used to generate the QR code when clicked. We use the tk.Button() method to create the button and set its properties such as text and command. The command is set to the generate_qr() function that we defined earlier in the code. button = tk.Sutton (root, text='Generate QR code', command=generate_qr) putton.pack() We will also create a label to display the generated QR code. We use the tk.Label() method to create the label and set its properties such as text and image. Initially, the label will display a default image, and the text will be set to an empty string. When the QR code is generated, the label will update to show the generated QR code and display the text “QR code generated”. new_ing = Inage.open ("preview.png”) new_img = new_img.resize((350, 350), Image.ANTIALTAS! new_ing = TnageTk. Photozmage (new_img) label = tk. babel (ro0t) label. contig itext="", imagesnew_img, compounds "hot tom*) label. image = new_ing label .pack()Lastly, we will create a button to save the QR code. We use the tk.Button() method to create the button and set its properties such as text and command. The command is set to the save() function that we defined earlier in the code. saveButton = tk.Button (root, text="Save", command=save) saveButton.pack () Step 5: Creating a loop ‘The final step is to run the mainloop to display the app window. We use the root.mainloop() method to start the main loop and display the app window, root -mainloop ( Summary Congratulations, you have just learned how to create a QR code generator project using Python and Tkinter. You learned how to import the necessary libraries, create a GUI with buttons, labels, and text fields, and generate and save QR codes. Following this tutorial, you have successfully created your own QR code generator app. Congratulations on completing this project! It's a great step to becoming proficient in Python and GUI development. You ean now use this knowledge to create even more advanced projects and become a coding pro. Keep experimenting and exploring new possibilities with Python!