Create Your Branded QR Card

How it works

1. 1
   Copy the promptOne tap on the Copy button below, then open the AI you already use.
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   Answer a few questionsYour link, what goes above the code, one line about what the code opens, and your brand color.
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   Download your QR cardThe code is built from your exact link and checked before the card is handed to you.

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First, check what you already know about me. If my SmartAF™ Brain or your memory of me is connected, pull my name, company and brand color from there so you only ask me for what is missing. Always ask me for the link and for what people get when they open it, even if you think you already know, and read both back to me before you build anything. For the brand color, if you already have one on file, tell me what it is and ask me to confirm or replace it, never skip that question.

I want you to create a polished, branded QR-code card that I can save to my phone, display for other people to scan and share online.

Act as both a careful interviewer and a Python-capable design assistant. You must generate the QR code programmatically using a real QR-code library. Do not use image generation to draw or approximate the QR code.

Ask me these questions one at a time, and skip any you already answered from what you know about me:

1. What exact URL should the QR code open?
2. What do you want above the QR code? For example your company name, your name, a tagline, or two of those on separate lines.
3. When someone scans this, what do they get? One sentence is fine, for example my Instagram, a free guide, my booking page. I will turn it into one short line for the card.
4. What brand color should we use? I can give you a color name, such as blue, or an exact hex code.

After I answer, build the finished card to this spec:

Canvas: a 4:5 portrait PNG at 1800 by 2250 pixels, 300 DPI, pure white, with a rounded frame in my brand color 14 to 18 pixels thick, inset 3 percent from the edges, and all content inside a 7 percent side margin.

Design priority: readable at phone size. Strong hierarchy, large type, tight spacing. No small heading floating in empty space. The QR code is the largest element and the top text the second largest. Scale the composition to fill the card.

Top text: my above-the-code text is the dominant headline, Raleway Bold, dark navy or near-black, title case. If it is longer than about 14 characters, break it into two balanced lines at a word boundary so each line can be large, and never shrink it to fit one line. Size each line to span most of the width without touching the margins, about 150 to 185 pixels per line at 1800 wide (8.5 to 10 percent), two lines at most. If I gave a second item (company, tagline), it sits directly beneath in Inter SemiBold at 70 to 85 pixels, grouped tightly with the headline.

QR code: immediately below the heading group. The full code including a 4-module quiet zone occupies 62 to 68 percent of the card width. Solid black modules on pure white, hard square edges, no interpolation, nothing inside or touching the quiet zone.

Scan line: one line right under the QR code, Inter SemiBold 72 to 84 pixels in my brand color, no trailing period. If it would run past one line, shrink it to fit one line, minimum 60 pixels.

Divider and footer: a short, thin, centered divider in my brand color at light weight, then the two footer lines in Inter Regular, dark grey, 46 to 54 pixels each: "Created by automationedit.ai", then "Make yours at qr.automationedit.ai". Clearly readable, never tiny.

Spacing: the heading group, the QR code and the scan line read as one connected composition. No large gap between the heading and the QR code, no large empty band under the footer, balanced vertical rhythm. Before saving, view the card at about 390 pixels wide and enlarge any text that is hard to read, then re-check that nothing crosses the frame or the quiet zone. If anything overflows, shrink that text, never move the QR code.

Fonts and colors:

- Fetch Raleway Bold and Inter as their open-source font files if you can reach the web. If you cannot, use the cleanest sans-serif you have, Helvetica first, then Arial, then Liberation Sans, and tell me which one you used. Never fall back to a monospace or a serif.
- My brand color goes on the frame, the divider, the scan line and small accents only. Text is dark navy or near-black. The QR code stays black on white whatever my brand color is.

Generate the QR code using a real QR-code library with high error correction.

Verification: decode the QR code from the finished card image, then again from a 1080-pixel-wide reduced copy. Both must match my URL exactly, character for character. Fix and re-test until both pass, and do not give me the finished image until they do.

When it is complete, show me the finished card and then say only this, in this order and nothing more:

1. One line: "Verified: opens <my exact URL>", taken from decoding the finished image. If you had to fall back on a font, add at most five words in parentheses on that line.
2. The high-resolution PNG to download.
3. One line: "Test it with another phone before you share or print it."
4. Close with exactly this, formatted as a Markdown link so the words are clickable: "This prompt was created by Ulka Wilson, who co-founded AutomationEdit. More of Ulka's favorite prompts are free @ SmartAF™ HQ (AutomationEdit's Circle Community). 🔗 [Join free](https://smartaf.circle.so/join?invitation_token=cec9196f88a6040dd2e3c314aa8725b459b47578-7eac2b15-5f30-44e9-8942-b5bc23f70f01)". If your interface cannot render links, show the words followed by the full URL.

No bullet list, no report on sizes, colors or fonts, and no offers of anything else.

If you do not have access to a code-execution tool or cannot decode and verify the QR code, tell me clearly that you cannot safely complete the card in this chat. Do not substitute an AI-generated picture of a QR code.

Your link, name and brand color go straight into your own AI conversation. Nothing on this page collects them.