Can the generated QR code actually be scanned?

Yes. Text mode works in monospace font environments. Save as image for universal compatibility.

Is it free? Do I need to sign up?

Completely free with no registration required. Just open your browser and start.

Is my URL stored anywhere?

No. QR generation is processed entirely in your browser. URLs are never sent to our servers. Privacy-first design.

Can I use it commercially?

Yes. For commercial use, please include a "Made with OshiQR" credit.

What is an emoji QR code?

It's a QR code where the black and white dots are replaced with your favorite emojis. You can customize with fan colors and themed emojis while keeping the QR code scannable.

What's the difference between the 4 display modes?

Compact (■□) is the smallest display, Emoji lets you customize with any emoji, Half-block (▀▄) is high-resolution and compact, Classic (██) is bold and highly visible.

Can I add color to my QR code?

Yes! In emoji mode, choose colorful emojis like hearts or stars to create vibrant, themed QR codes. Match your fan colors or personal brand.

How do I paste it on social media?

Click 'Copy as Text', then paste into your post or profile. For guaranteed scanning, use 'Save as Image' instead.

How can I use it for fan activities?

Create QR codes with your fan color emojis, share links on social media profiles, or make shareable codes for fan events. OshiQR lets you match your favorite idol's theme color.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. Works on all devices — smartphones, tablets, and PCs — right in your browser with no app installation needed.

What languages are supported?

OshiQR supports 8 languages: Japanese, English, Korean, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.

How to Make Emoji QR Codes

With OshiQR, you can create unique QR codes using any emoji you like. Customize colors to match your style.

What are Emoji QR Codes?

Regular QR codes use black and white squares. Emoji QR codes replace those squares with your chosen emojis. They look fun and colorful, but still scan perfectly with any QR reader.

QR codes are two-dimensional barcodes developed by Denso Wave, and emojis are standardized by the Unicode Consortium.