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QR stands for Quick Response, and it gained its name from how quickly a cell phone can read

it. They
are used on your phone to collect and store data from moving media. To generate QR codes, we’ll use
the Python package QRcode and Tkinter for the GUI application. We must import the QRcode
module. Then we useqrcode.make() function, and pass the string as a parameter. This string will aid
in the generation of the QR code using the procedure. The full QR construction will be saved in the
image object. Then we’ll create an IMG object and use img.save() to store it. When a picture is saved,
the label function is used to display a popup(‘File Saved’),Where save name fetch from ‘File
Name(Save As)’ Entry Frame, where the show() function is used to show the QR code.

A QR Code generator is an online software that allows users to create QR Codes by entering desired
information. And download them in different formats—PNG, JPG, SVG, and EPS.

But before you go ahead to learn how to generate a QR Code, make sure you know what content you
want to encode in it.

It could be text, numbers, website links, images, or even a video. And depending on this information,
you can create a Text QR Code, a Website URL QR Code, an Image QR Code, and a lot more. There
are more than 20 types of QR Code categories you can choose from.

Once you know what QR Code category you need, you can go ahead to find a suitable QR Code
generator.

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