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We’ve just rolled out improvements to make your QR codes more flexible, scannable, and easier to use—especially in space-constrained environments.
1. New QR Size Options
What’s New:
You can now choose between two QR code sizes:
- Normal: 200px × 200px
- Small: 100px × 100px
Problem Solved:
Previously, QR codes were fixed at one size, limiting use in compact labels, product tags, or narrow layouts.
Use Case:
Ideal for users printing on small surfaces such as inventory labels, shelf tags, product packaging, or ID stickers—where space is limited.
2. Shortened Embedded URL
What’s New:
We’ve optimized and shortened the embedded link within the QR code.
Problem Solved:
Long URLs often made smaller QR codes unreadable or unreliable when scanned.
Use Case:
Makes QR codes more reliable in small-size applications and improves scan success on lower-resolution cameras.
3. Download Button Toggle
What’s New:
A new “Show/Hide Download” button has been added in the QR Item Tracker board view. You can now download each QR code individually with ease.
Problem Solved:
Downloading QR codes used to be less accessible or required external tools.
Use Case:
Perfect for teams needing to print or save specific item QR codes for offline use, physical labels, or sharing.
⚠️ Note: The circular QR design remains available only in normal size due to design constraints. Scaling it down would compromise the embedded data, making the QR code unreadable.
