Integrate custom and unique looking QR codes into your system or workflow.
QRCode Monkey's API generates custom QR codes for integration into external systems or workflows. It offers a "custom" endpoint for creating styled QR codes with configurable body shapes, eye/eyeball designs, colors, gradients, and embedded logos, output as PNG, SVG, PDF, or EPS. A separate "transparent" endpoint creates QR codes composited onto a background image at a specified position and size, with an option to crop to just the code. A third endpoint handles image uploads (PNG, JPG, SVG) for use as logos within generated codes.
Requests can be made via GET or POST, with QR code content, size, and a JSON config object controlling appearance. The API is accessible through RapidAPI, and the page notes custom solutions can be arranged by contacting the provider directly.
This API is intended for developers who need to generate QR codes programmatically at scale, such as producing large batches of branded or styled codes for a product or platform.
The API is accessible through RapidAPI, and QRCode Monkey itself is described as a free QR code generator.
The API can return QR codes as PNG, SVG, PDF, or EPS files.
Yes, a config JSON object lets you set body shape, eye and eyeball styles, colors, gradients, and an embedded logo.
You can upload an image via the /qr/uploadImage endpoint or reference an image URL, then set it as the logo parameter in the config object.
You send requests to endpoints like /qr/custom or /qr/transparent using GET or POST with parameters such as data, size, config, and file.
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