Create your QR codes with the QrCode Monkey website

QR codes, those little squares full of dots, are beginning to be seen everywhere; and more since any Smartphone worth its s alt is capable of reading and decoding these labels.

As well as email addresses or web addresses, more and more companies incorporate a QR code so that we can directly access more information published on the Web.

But we can not only be consumers of transmitted information, we can also transmit information between Smartphones, even if they are not of the same brand or operating system .

So there are few faster and more efficient methods than using these codes to share data such as our business card, email accounts or web addresses.

Building QR Codes Like a Monkey

Obviously the easiest way to encode our information in a QR code is to use one of the generators that our phone includes natively, or in the app stores.

However, today I bring a website: Qrcode Monkey. And I have chosen this tool because I can use it from any browser, on any device ; and gives me more options than most native apps.

This is how I can fill in the following tabs (for now) to generate a QR:A Web url (the most common and well-known).A text.An e-mail address. A phone number.An SMS message to a specified phone number.A complete business card that will also be added to my contacts if I have my mobile well configured.A MeCard, which is very similar to the previous one.An address or geographic point to be displayed on Google Maps.A profile on Facebook.A Twitter account.A video on Youtube.The access data to a Wifi.

As you can see the number of options is quite high but there are still more; since I can obtain the QR code in vector formats such as EPS, SVG and PDF, or in binary format such as PNG Being able to include our logo or image in the file that interests us the most.

Also point out the printing service (with cost) in 9 types of media, including business cards, t-shirts, caps, mugs, etc.

Finally, don't forget that is not the only option on the Internet, and that while doing this article I have also tested Visualead, with which you get colorful and rather tacky QR codes.

More information | Qrcode Monkey, Visualead