Quick QR ART

QuickQR.art positions itself as the free, fastest way to turn any URL into an artistic, scan-ready QR code. The homepage claims that users can create a fully-functional QR in “10 seconds” without signing up or installing software; the entire process happens inside the browser. The generator is built around a Stable-Diffusion-based art model that automatically overlays the required black-and-white finder patterns onto user-supplied prompts, so the finished code still scans at high speed while looking like a miniature illustration. Three style presets—Anime, Realistic, and Ink-Painting—are offered on the front page, but the site stresses that any prompt written in plain English can be used, giving “infinite” visual outcomes. Each code is delivered as a 768 × 768 px PNG file at no cost, and the site explicitly states that both personal and commercial use are allowed. A one-click “Re-roll” button regenerates the artwork while keeping the same destination URL, so users can iterate until they like the look. For professionals, a pay-what-you-want “Pro” upsell unlocks 2 K resolution, SVG vector output, transparent background, batch creation of up to 100 codes, and priority GPU rendering; the checkout page lets buyers name their price starting at one dollar. The footer lists additional utilities: an API endpoint, a Figma plugin, and a Discord bot that all tap the same diffusion pipeline. Privacy is addressed with a short note that no email or watermark is ever added and that destination URLs are stored only long enough to generate the image. The site also hosts a public gallery of recent creations; each tile shows the prompt, style, and scan count, reinforcing the promise that the codes remain readable after artistic processing. Overall, QuickQR.art markets itself as the intersection of utility and creativity: a lightweight, prompt-driven wrapper that converts the mundane square of a QR code into shareable artwork without sacrificing device compatibility or charging mandatory fees.