Make a QR code for a calculator
Create a QR code for any calculator, choose whether it carries your values, style it and download it to show or print.
Updated · Sharing, accuracy and privacy
Create a QR code
Every calculator page has a QR code button under the quick answer. It opens a dialog with a QR code for that calculator page, which anyone can scan to open it on their own phone.
- Open the calculator and enter values if you want them carried in the code.
- Press QR code, under the quick answer.
- Set the Include my values switch the way you want.
- Change the style options if you like.
- Press Copy link, or use the download option to save the code as an image.
Options in the dialog
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Include my values | The code opens the calculator with your numbers already filled in |
| Colour | Changes the colour of the code |
| Dot style and corner style | Change the shape of the dots and the corners |
| Error correction | Sets how well the code copes with damage or marks |
| Background | Sets the background behind the code |
| Download size | Sets the size of the image you download |
With or without your values
Switch Include my values on when you want the person who scans to see your exact calculation. Leave it off when you only want them to reach the calculator.
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