MingQR

Real codes

Every one below is a real QR symbol, drawn by this site's own generator. Don't believe it? Point your phone at the screen.

  • A QR code drawn as “亲” The simplified form of 親. Lots of horizontal strokes, clearly separated top and bottom — it sits steadily on the grid.
  • A QR code drawn as “勁” A dense character. The more ink, the more grid positions we lose to it.
  • A QR code drawn as “快” Light on the left (the heart radical), solid on the right. Light and dense in one glyph is the hardest test.
  • A QR code drawn as “攪” So many strokes it crams the whole grid. This is the density ceiling.
  • A QR code drawn as “掂” Mostly horizontals and verticals — the cleanest kind on a grid.
  • A QR code drawn as “A”A Just one English letter. Straight strokes make the best squares.
  • A QR code drawn as “と” A kana: few strokes, so the big white areas have to stay quiet enough.
  • A QR code drawn as “の” One continuous curve — the whole picture rests on a single line.
  • A QR code drawn as “🔥”🔥 Emoji only get an outline from the line-art Noto Emoji, and the strokes have to be thickened to weight 700 to hold up.
  • A QR code drawn as “👍”👍 Just an outline with plain white inside; big enough, and you recognise it at a glance.
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