OshiQR's 4 Modes Compared — Which One Should You Use?
OshiQR offers 4 display modes. Compare their features to find the best fit for your needs.
What Are the 4 Modes?
All OshiQR QR codes are made of text characters, but the type of characters used affects appearance and size.
The smallest display mode. Uses fewer characters, making it ideal for SNS profiles and email signatures where character limits apply.
Customize with any emoji. The most visually striking mode — great for fan activities and SNS posts. Pairs perfectly with fan color customization.
High-resolution block elements. The most stable display in monospace font environments like terminals and GitHub READMEs. Best for developers.
Bold, simple display. Traditional ASCII art style that's relatively readable in any environment.
Recommended Modes by Use Case
- ✓SNS posts & fan activities → Emoji mode
- ✓SNS profiles & email signatures → Compact mode
- ✓GitHub README & terminal → Half-block mode
- ✓Keep it simple → Classic mode
Choosing Tips
Appearance varies between monospace and proportional fonts. Always preview before posting.
Longer URLs create larger QR codes. Using URL shortening is recommended.
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