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Software provides solutions for common problems regarding QR Codes.* One of the most frequent issues encountered when creating QR codes is improper design. Some people customize Quick Response codes with inverted for aesthetic purposes, prioritizing visual style over readability and functionality. To ensure sufficient contrast in a 2D barcode, always use a dark colour front over a light background colour. * Size of the QR code plays a major role in allowing it to be scanned effectively. Problem is your barcode is either too small to be seen clearly or too big to fit the design. Solution- QR code should be at least 2 multiply 2 cm in size. For small or medium-sized products, this minimum size is sufficient. For larger products, the QR code should be scaled up proportionally to maintain legibility. *Low-quality images in your printed materials are causing issues with scanning the QR code accurately. Blurry barcode imagery could prevent the barcode reader's data decryption software from accurately interpreting the information. Application avoids generating a blurry QR code, it is crucial to use the proper image file format. To ensure optimal recognition and usage, a 2D barcode should always be printed with a clear, sharp image. JPG or PNG file formats are recommended for print publications such as newspapers and magazines. Sometimes, a QR code can become too congested with information to scan properly. This often happens with static QR codes, where adding more data increases the code's complexity by adding more pixels, rows, columns, etc. while reducing the size of the corner elements and quiet zones. As a result, the excessive detail makes it difficult or impossible for barcode scanners to read the code. Positioning a QR code correctly can improve its readability and receive more scans, while incorrect placement can lead to fewer scans.