A React component library for generating QR codes as SVG or Canvas elements.
qrcode.react is a React component library that generates QR codes for web applications. It solves the problem of integrating QR code functionality into React projects by providing easy-to-use components that render codes as SVG or Canvas elements, with full customization over appearance and encoding.
React developers who need to embed QR codes in their web applications, such as those building authentication flows, payment systems, or marketing pages with shareable links.
Developers choose qrcode.react for its simplicity, dual rendering options, and extensive customization capabilities, all within a lightweight and declarative React-friendly API.
A <QRCode/> component for use with React.
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Provides both QRCodeSVG for scalable vectors and QRCodeCanvas for bitmap rendering, allowing developers to choose based on performance and design needs, as shown in the usage examples.
Supports detailed control over size, colors, margins, error correction levels, and embedded images with properties like excavation and opacity, documented comprehensively in the props section.
Includes a title prop for screen readers to describe QR code content, enhancing accessibility without extra setup, as noted in the props documentation.
Allows passing an array of strings to optimize encoding for numeric or alphanumeric data, enabling more data in smaller codes, explained in the Encoding Mode section.
Canvas output can become blurry on high-density displays if scaled improperly, requiring additional libraries like react-measure for responsive handling, as warned in the Custom Styles note.
The includeMargin prop is deprecated and will be removed in future versions, forcing migration to marginSize and potentially breaking existing codebases.
Lacks support for optimized Kanji encoding mode, only offering basic text encoding with segments, which may not meet needs for international applications targeting Japanese markets.