Open AI studio and choose Make QR art.
1. The code to put the art on
Pick one of your codes. The art is generated over what it encodes, and the model never touches that. If you have no codes yet, make one first.
2. Describe the scene
Describe a place full of small details, its colours and its light. Busy scenes, such as a market, tiles or a garden, hide the code best. One big subject or a plain sky shows it.
Describe the scene, not the code. The code is woven in for you, and words like "QR code" are left out of what the model receives. Choose Try a scene for examples, or Ideas for scenes made for your kind of business.
3. Pick a style
Choose from more than 140 styles in 40 groups, from Madhubani and Warli to watercolour, art deco and botanical.
4. How the art meets the code
- Art around the code: a clean code on a white card, set into the artwork. This is the one to print, and the recommended choice.
- Art through the code: the artwork shapes the modules themselves. Striking, and harder to scan. A freedom slider runs from Safer scan to Bolder art; lower it if variations fail the scan check.
Generate
Choose Generate 4 variations. The button shows the cost in credits. A set usually takes about a minute, and art through the code one to two minutes. The studio paints four variations, checks that each one scans to your exact link, and saves them to Your creations. Art that doesn't decode is never delivered or charged.
Use a variation
Click a picture to choose it, then:
- Download, or Download print file at print resolution.
- Refine: describe a change, such as "warmer light, fewer lanterns", keeping the same seed.
- New seed: the same description, a fresh picture.
- Print resolution: upscale for print. The result is decoded again.
- Put it on a standee: carry it into Print and social.
Scan it before you print
Try it with your phone from a step away. Art codes read best at the size people will see them.