Plain Text

Encodes arbitrary text content that is displayed to the user upon scanning. Unlike URL QR codes, plain text does not trigger a browser — the scanner simply shows the decoded string, making it suitable for short messages, serial numbers, or any unstructured data.

Plain Text

2D MATRIX
Encoding Prefix —
Max Characters 4296
Featured Yes

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What is a plain text QR code?

A plain text QR code encodes arbitrary text with no URI prefix. Scanners display the decoded string directly rather than launching an app.

How much text can a QR code store?

A Version 40 QR code stores up to 4,296 alphanumeric or 2,953 binary characters (error correction level L). Shorter data needs fewer modules.

What encoding modes does a text QR code use?

Text QR codes use numeric (digits only), alphanumeric (uppercase + digits), byte (full ASCII/UTF-8), or kanji mode depending on the character set.

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