Truly Simple QR
iOS app by Colin Wright. Utilities · Colin Wright
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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Store description excerpt
Truly Simple QR solves the problem of clunky, ad-filled web generators that sell your data or demand recurring subscription fees. Whether you need a crisp vector file for a printed flyer, an instant Wi-Fi login for your guest room, or a batch of personalized contact cards, this tool gets you there in seconds. It provides custom color options, adjustable framing, and tweakable margins, without any fluff. Built natively for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, it works fast and syncs your saved QR codes over iCloud. Features: • Multi-Format Creation: Generate codes for website URLs, plain text, native Wi-Fi networks, and rich contact cards (vCards). • Visual Styling: Choose from three dot shapes (Square, Rounded, Circular), select and save your own custom color collection, toggle transparency, encapsulate your codes with adjustable outer borders, and slide to adjust your margins. • Optimized Exports: Choose exact PNG export dimensions (256px to 2048px) on a slider, or tap the “Copy” button to add the image to your clipboard. • Smart History: Search your synced history across devices and duplicate or edit previous codes. • Embed Logos (Pro): Upload a brand mark (or other image) into the center of any code. • Scalable Vectors (Pro): Export infinitely scalable SVG and versatile PDF files for high-end graphic design, print publishing, or large-scale signage. • Batch Exporter (Pro): Paste a list of URLs or text lines into the inset window to export a folder of individual QR codes.
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