QR Droid saves in your device all codes you’ve scanned or created, so you can use them later without compromising your privacy. In this post, I’ll explain how to export your History and then open it with Excel or other PC program.
First, open History from tab “More…“
Here, I will show you how to create and the best way to read QR Codes pointing to a YouTube Video.
In this post, I’ll explain how to get your very own professional-looking QR code with your company’s color and logo, with a label and sized as you choose. You can do all this right in your Android, as long as you have free app QR Droid.
Here, you can see an example of a QR code you can get:
QR Droid can convert information to a code, which can be scanned by your smart phone camera. This information can be your biz. card, a contact, a link, a simple note and much more.
One feature that has been commonly asked to add to QR Droid was the ability to encode a complete image as a QR Code. Unfortunately, QR Codes can’t hold much more than 1 kB. This means that an image (which usually uses more than 1.000 kB) can’t be encoded.
However, we have implemented a nice workaround and this feature has been added to QR Droid 4.
Here, I’ll explain how to use it:
Here, I will show you a really easy and nice way to share any Geo-location with your Android, using a QR Code.
http://qrdroid.com/blog/4.html
If you use QR Droid in your Android device, you know it allows you to create QR Codes from almost anything!
Also, if you want to share a Webpage encoded as a QR Code, you can shorten it first, so your QR Code has less information and, therefore, is compatible with more readers.
But now, starting from QR Droid 4.0, you can take more benefits from short URL: Stats!
QR Droid 4 Beta has a lot of great features to process QR Codes. Here, we’ll see two of them: Auto-decode and preview
When you are browsing in your Android and find a link to a QR Code, just touch that link (from Android Browser, Twitter or Facebook clients or other apps with hyper-links) and you will get this prompt:
QR Droid has introduced a new concept: Encrypted QR Codes
This guide will explain how to create a QR Code which can be read only by people you authorize:
Now, you can create your own QR Codes directly from your computer. That way, you can send content optically to your Android: Just create a QR Code in your computer and scan it with your Android.
To generate a QR Code, just do this:
This is a step-by-step guide that shows you how to create custom QR Codes like this one:
to do it. You can find detailed instructions about it here.
. First time you do it, you will be prompted to browse your SD card or Gallery to choose an image you want to use as a Logo. After that, you will have these options:
If you still don’t have best QR Code app available for Android, get it for free here:
