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Qr Signature

by Nikita Akimov·Workflow

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Why we like it

A focused utility that automates a single task—stamping a QR code onto renders—with customizable placement and color.

What is Qr Signature?

QR Signature is an add-on for Blender that places a QR code onto your renders. Inside the code you can encrypt technical information, information for a client, or personal details like contact information for feedback or a link to an author's portfolio page on ArtStation.

When the add-on is enabled, the QR code carrying the data you specify in the panel is added automatically to the finished render. The location, indent, and color of the QR code can be customized for better readability. Controls live in the 3D Viewport window under the N-panel, in the "QR Signature" tab.

The add-on is distributed under the GPL license and ships with documentation. It targets Blender 2.83 and 2.90, and a demo video is available for those who want to see it before installing. It has recorded more than ten sales on its source listing.

Who is Qr Signature best for?

Qr Signature is best for blender artists who want to embed a QR code signature carrying contact details, portfolio links, or technical information into their renders.

How much does Qr Signature cost?

Qr Signature is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Adds a QR code signature to finished renders
  • Encrypts technical, client, or personal information such as contact details or a portfolio link
  • QR code is added automatically to the render when the add-on is enabled
  • Customizable location, indent, and color for better readability
  • Controls accessible from the 3D Viewport N-panel under the "QR Signature" tab
  • Distributed under the GPL license with documentation included

Tags

#Blender#QR code#render#signature#add-on#workflow

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender versions does QR Signature support?

QR Signature lists support for Blender 2.83 and 2.90. If you run one of these versions, the add-on integrates through the interface and exposes its controls in the 3D Viewport window under the N-panel in the "QR Signature" tab. For other Blender versions, check the developer's page for the most current compatibility information, since these are the versions documented for this release of the add-on.

Where do I find QR Signature's controls in Blender?

QR Signature places its controls in the 3D Viewport window, inside the N-panel under a tab labeled "QR Signature." From there you specify the data to encode in the QR code and adjust its location, indent, and color. Once the add-on is enabled, the QR code carrying your specified data is added automatically to the finished render, so the panel is where you set everything up ahead of rendering.

What can I encode in the QR code with QR Signature?

QR Signature lets you encrypt technical information, information intended for your client, or any personal information into the QR code. Examples raised by the developer include contact details for feedback and a link to the author's portfolio page on ArtStation. You enter the data you want in the add-on's panel, and it is embedded in the code that appears on your finished render, giving each output an identifiable signature.

Is QR Signature free, and what license does it use?

QR Signature is listed as free here and is distributed under the GPL license. For current licensing terms and any related details, check the developer's page directly. The add-on also includes documentation to help you get set up, and a demo video is available if you'd like to see it before installing it into your Blender setup.

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