QR Baker

a multi-platform QR code
generator built with Godot 4

by N. Escobar / nickesc

Overview

QR Baker is an easy-to-use QR code generator, built from the ground up to work on as many systems as possible.

The main goal of QR Baker is to make it easy to open the app, make a QR code, then save it. It shouldn't take ads, or an internet connection, or a watermark, or in-app purchases, or an account, or a battle pass to make a QR code.

Tip

To move the window, click-and-drag the grey button in the menu bar on platforms where it's supported.

Download installable builds from the Releases page, or open the web build by clicking below:

Supported Platforms:

These platforms are currently supported, with builds available on the Releases page:

Desktop

• macOS (universal)
• Windows (arm64 and x86_64)
• Linux (arm64 and x86_64)

Mobile

• Android (universal, arm and x86)
• iOS

Other

• Web

Warning

QR Baker is untested on some architectures:

• macOS for Intel/x86_64 processors
• Windows for x86_64 processors
• Linux for x86_64 processors
• Android for x86 processors

Web build is known to have issues on iOS.

Credits

Plugins

QR Code

• Created by Iceflower (GitHub)

Source code: kenyoni-software/godot-addons

License: MIT

Note

QR Baker is heavily based around the QR Code Godot plugin.

iOS Share Plugin

• Created by cengiz-pz (GitHub)

Source code: cengiz-pz/godot-ios-share-plugin

License: MIT

Icons

Tabler Icons

• Created by Tabler (Github)

Source code: tabler/tabler-icons

License: MIT

Fonts

IBM Plex

IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono

• Designed by Mike Abbink in collaboration with Bold Monday for IBM

Source code: IBM/plex

License: OFL-1.1

License

QR Baker is released under the MIT license. For more information, see the repository's LICENSE file.