Maiimg QR Code Generation
Maiimg QR Code Generation
Maiimg turns image galleries into a single QR code that opens the gallery instantly. This guide focuses on how the QR code is generated, what settings affect it, and how to produce a scan-friendly result.
What “generation” means in Maiimg
When you upload images and create a gallery, Maiimg automatically generates a shareable link. The QR code is a scannable form of that link, optimized for quick access on mobile devices.
Step-by-step: generate the QR code
- Upload images and create a gallery.
- Configure access controls (optional but recommended).
- Generate the share link and QR code in the share panel.
- Download the QR code image for printing or digital use.
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Settings that affect the QR code outcome
- Access limits: view limits and expiration can make the QR code time-bound.
- Security options: password or verification can add a gate before viewing.
- Gallery updates: updating images keeps the QR code valid while the link stays the same.
Output formats and usage
- PNG: best for print, posters, or signage.
- Digital sharing: embed in slides, PDFs, or event pages.
Scan quality checklist
- Keep a clear margin around the QR code.
- Avoid placing it on busy backgrounds.
- Ensure the print size is large enough for the viewing distance.
Common troubleshooting
- Does not scan: increase size or contrast and re-download.
- Opens but shows no images: confirm access settings and expiration.
- People see access blocked: verify password or verification steps.
Key takeaways
- Generation is automatic after creating the share link.
- Access controls change how people experience the QR code.
- A clean, high-contrast print is the fastest way to reduce scan failures.