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# QR Code

QR code layers let you add scannable codes directly to your layout. You can generate a QR code that links to any website or sends participants directly to their individual photos in your online gallery.

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### QR Code Destination

Use the **Inspector** to choose where the QR code sends participants when scanned.

* **Custom URL:** Link to any website by entering a specific URL.
* **Upload:** Send participants directly to their photo in your Simple Booth online gallery. This is especially useful for printed photos, providing participants with a quick way to access and share their digital copy.

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### Styling Your QR Code

Use these tabs to adjust how the QR code appears within your design.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Border" %}
Adjust the appearance of the QR layer's border:

* **Color:** Set the border color using a hex code or the color picker.
* **Width:** Adjust the thickness of the border outline.
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Shadow" %}
Add a shadow to create depth or help the code stand out against a busy background:

* **Color:** Choose a shadow color and opacity.
* **Blur:** Adjust how soft or sharp the shadow appears.
* **Offset:** Move the shadow's position relative to the QR code.
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Opacity" %}
Control the transparency of the QR code. Lowering the opacity can help the code blend into your design more subtly, especially when placed over decorative elements or light backgrounds.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

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{% hint style="success" %}

## **Plan availability**

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❌ Lite
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