How to Use QR Codes to Share Webpages
QR Codes have been around for a long time, but unless you have a smartphone you probably have never used them. But if you do have a smartphone, then you know you can point your camera at a QR code and scan it to go to a webpage and get more information about a product, service, company, etc.
Both Chrome and Microsoft Edge have a QR generator built-in. You can create a QR code for any site. You can copy the QR code or download it to your computer as a PNG image file. You can share QR images by email or text instead of sending a link. Or send them to your smartphone. Then scan the QR code with your smartphone’s camera to open the link.
To generate a QR code for a web page with Chrome or Edge, right-click on a blank area of any webpage and choose “Create QR code for this page”.
Let’s create a QR code using Google Chrome…
Above: The QR code for our Start page.
Let’s create a QR code using Microsoft Edge…
Above: The QR code for our InfoAve website.
Oh and lest we forget, you can also create QR codes for any image in Chrome or Edge by right-clicking the image and choosing “Create QR code for this image”.
So, now you know how to create a QR code for any webpage (or image). Once you create the QR code you can share it by email or text, or download it to your computer.