You’ve probably seen QR (Quick Response) codes on web pages, email signatures, magazines, product packaging, brochures, and many other locations. Usually mobile phones are used to read QR code (to read the QR code you will require an application on your phone), but sometimes you want to decode QR directly from your web browser, without your phone.
QR codes are cell phone readable 2D bar codes that can handle lot of alphanumerical data. Nowadays you can see them popping up everywhere. Generating QR codes are very easy and there are several online services for the same. However, most of them are limited in features when compared with QRBlaster online QR code generator.
Previously I had posted few articles here about QR code, such as what is QR code, how to read it, how to create custom QR Code and difference between classic Bar code and QR Code. If you are looking for a free, custom QR code generator with advanced features, just try Unitag online generator.
A QR code (Quick Response code) is similar to classic barcode, but it can handle more data than the barcode and is readable by high-end mobile phones with proper QR code processing app like Barcode Scanner (for Android) and QR Reader (for iPhone).
In this day, QR Codes (Quick Response code) are used every field as a handy way to share information, because it can handle thousands of data, easy to generate, easy to read and faster than classic bar code. Here is a free application called QR Droid for Android phone for reading and generating QR code.