I have made a free QR Code maker because of this idea.
Here you are!
http://btcraven.com/QR_Code_Maker.html
Topic: How to generate QR Code from bitcoin address? (Read 3192 times)
All you need is a QR code.
How is that an issue of trust? Will they maliciously PAY you?
If you cannot find a website that does QR codes the way you need, PM me or reply with exactly what you need (because I cannot understand how you are having a problem in the first place) and I can put a FREE QR code generator on my website for you and everyone to use.
What features would you like?
How is that an issue of trust? Will they maliciously PAY you?
If you cannot find a website that does QR codes the way you need, PM me or reply with exactly what you need (because I cannot understand how you are having a problem in the first place) and I can put a FREE QR code generator on my website for you and everyone to use.
What features would you like?
narf since grue deleted the other thread:
No the ?label= does not add a msg to the TX itself, but to the address as its stored in the client that made the TX
No the ?label= does not add a msg to the TX itself, but to the address as its stored in the client that made the TX
wow thanks google!
but should I have the
bitcoin:
at beginning of code;
and ?amount=0
at end?
but should I have the
bitcoin:
at beginning of code;
and ?amount=0
at end?
That depends on your application.
wow thanks google!
but should I have the
bitcoin:
at beginning of code;
and ?amount=0
at end?
but should I have the
bitcoin:
at beginning of code;
and ?amount=0
at end?
thanks for this link!
How about this:
Code:
https://chart.googleapis.com/chart?chs=250x250&cht=qr&chl=bitcoin:1LefuVV2eCnW9VKjJGJzgZWa9vHg7Rc3r1?amount=0
If you really want to use *that* one, you could try to zoom in on the webpage (Ctrl +) until you have your desired size and take a screen shot then. However I think your a bit paranoid on the trust issue in this particular case. If a website or program gives you a QR code it is easy to check if it contains the information you are looking for, even if the codes are not looking the same visually. Like I said error correction for example changes the code too.
hmm then is it a problem with the qr online scanner i used?
http://blog.qr4.nl/Online-QR-Code_Decoder.aspx
these two links work fine here too
If you really want to use *that* one, you could try to zoom in on the webpage (Ctrl +) until you have your desired size and take a screen shot then. However I think your a bit paranoid on the trust issue in this particular case. If a website or program gives you a QR code it is easy to check if it contains the information you are looking for, even if the codes are not looking the same visually. Like I said error correction for example changes the code too.
they can have you input any address and make a qr code?
No, sorry. It has to be an address in their database. I assumed you were using a wallet program that you trust already.
Which wallet are you using for that address?
just curious overall; we've mostly just used blockchain wallet
they can have you input any address and make a qr code?
No, sorry. It has to be an address in their database. I assumed you were using a wallet program that you trust already.
Which wallet are you using for that address?
Your small one decodes for me as:
Things like error correction also have an influence on how it looks.
The bitcoin: helps apps that support that URI.
If you don't trust the online or other apps, let Bitcoin Core or Armory generate the code and take a screenshot of the result.
Code:
bitcoin:1LefuVV2eCnW9VKjJGJzgZWa9vHg7Rc3r1?amount=0
Things like error correction also have an influence on how it looks.
The bitcoin: helps apps that support that URI.
If you don't trust the online or other apps, let Bitcoin Core or Armory generate the code and take a screenshot of the result.
they can have you input any address and make a qr code?
Your small one decodes for me as:
Things like error correction also have an influence on how it looks.
The bitcoin: helps apps that support that URI.
If you don't trust the online or other apps, let Bitcoin Core or Armory generate the code and take a screenshot of the result.
Code:
bitcoin:1LefuVV2eCnW9VKjJGJzgZWa9vHg7Rc3r1?amount=0
Things like error correction also have an influence on how it looks.
The bitcoin: helps apps that support that URI.
If you don't trust the online or other apps, let Bitcoin Core or Armory generate the code and take a screenshot of the result.
Thanks, ignore below for a sec, do you know the difference between qr resulting in: "Bitcoin:BTCADDRESS" vs just showing the btc address as text? would a bitcoin payment scanner app on phone only work if the qr has the bitcoin:ADDRESS url? or if it just returns the address without a label will it just recognize that?
bitcoin:1LefuVV2eCnW9VKjJGJzgZWa9vHg7Rc3r1
-------------------------- crap below
Okay using this address as example: 1LefuVV2eCnW9VKjJGJzgZWa9vHg7Rc3r1
Image URL here: http://libertyblitzkrieg.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/lbk-post-donations.png
tested on http://blog.qr4.nl/Online-QR-Code_Decoder.aspx
Results in same address text: 1LefuVV2eCnW9VKjJGJzgZWa9vHg7Rc3r1
But btcfrog
http://www.btcfrog.com/qr/ and http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/qtqr work for me.
I want a big QR code; i have a small one
the problem is; keep trying to use a free generating site to make it and the QR's are all different! They don't make the same QR as the original small code I have.
Using this QR decoder i can re-upload the image to check and the original results in the bitcoin address
but some of the new generated different QR codes look to be wrong:
Do you know a qr generator for bitcoin address that works? Who do you trust?
blowing up my small pic makes it blurry
the problem is; keep trying to use a free generating site to make it and the QR's are all different! They don't make the same QR as the original small code I have.
Using this QR decoder i can re-upload the image to check and the original results in the bitcoin address
but some of the new generated different QR codes look to be wrong:
Do you know a qr generator for bitcoin address that works? Who do you trust?
blowing up my small pic makes it blurry
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