QR codes
Point a phone at it.
Paste a link. The code appears as you type, and downloads as a PNG for a screen or an SVG for anything that gets printed. Nothing is stored and nothing leaves this box — the code is drawn in your browser.
Leave it empty to print the link itself. Type a single space to print nothing at all.
Keep this high for anything that goes outdoors, on a sticker, or behind a logo.
Aurora is the treatment the pool site prints on its yard signs — gradient ink on a dark plate, with a transparent margin. Plain black is the one to use when someone else's press is printing it.
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