QR Code, also known as Quick Response Code, is a code that can be scanned by a QR Code Reader. However, instead of using a dedicated scanner, you can use your smartphone to scan it through the device's camera.
Typically, QR codes serve to encode information shared by individuals. This could be in the form of URLs, SMS, content, addresses, phone numbers, and more. When users scan with their smartphones, the code disappears, replaced by the corresponding link, SMS, or phone number.
I. Generating QR Codes
To generate a QR code, simply visit Here
You can choose any information to encode. For example, URL, VCard, Text, Email, SMS, etc. Here, I've selected a URL with the address Mytour, then click Create QR Code to generate.
After downloading, I received the following QR code.
II. Scanning QR Codes
On your phone, open any QR code application installed. Then, point your phone's camera at the QR code to scan.
The result after scanning.
Here, Mytour has introduced you to what QR codes are and how to use them. Nowadays, QR codes are widely used, so it's a good idea to equip your smartphone with a QR code scanning app. Currently, Zalo also offers QR code scanning to install apps on computers. If interested, please refer to our article on scanning QR codes using Zalo on a computer that we've provided.
Refer to how to create QR codes efficiently with goo.gl, as introduced by Mytour in the previous article.
- Read more: Shorten links and create QR codes with goo.gl
