AI QR Codes
AI QR Codes lets users create more visual QR artwork for campaigns. Each generation can consume credits based on the configured plan action.
Best practices
- Keep the QR scannable; do not over-style critical modules.
- Use high contrast and test scan before downloading.
- Use AI QR artwork for digital campaigns, posters, and social content.
- For print-critical jobs, keep a clean fallback QR version.
AI QR Codes - Detailed Feature Guide
Feature Purpose
Generate AI-styled QR artwork using credits. This feature is part of the LinkQR workflow and should be documented as an operational tool, not just a menu item.
Main Capabilities
- Prompt-based QR artwork generation for branded visual campaigns.
- Credit-based generation so admins can control cost per request.
- Useful for posters, social campaigns, event graphics, menus, and product packaging.
- Should always be scan-tested because visual QR artwork can reduce readability if over-styled.
Typical Workflow
- Open the AI QR Codes page from the sidebar.
- Review the existing records, settings, or campaign state.
- Create or update the required item.
- Validate important fields before saving.
- Preview or test the public/user-facing result when applicable.
- Use analytics, logs, or reports to confirm the feature is working as expected.
Admin Configuration Notes
- Confirm the feature is enabled in the correct plan.
- Check workspace ownership when users work inside a team.
- Review related limits such as credits, storage, QR count, scan count, or team members.
- Clear cache and test again after changing global settings.
Customer-Facing Benefits
- Reduces manual work and makes campaign setup faster.
- Keeps campaign assets organized and easier to maintain.
- Improves reliability by keeping important setup steps inside one workflow.
- Supports better reporting and troubleshooting after launch.
Troubleshooting Checklist
- If the feature is not visible, check plan permission and user role first.
- If saved data does not appear publicly, verify publish/status settings.
- If a public URL is involved, test the URL in a private browser session.
- If team workspaces are involved, confirm the item belongs to the correct owner workspace.
- If tracking or analytics is involved, confirm the visitor action uses the tracked dynamic URL.