QRCODE (QR Code) - TSPL Command Reference

Plain English

Draws a QR code at the specified position. You control the error correction level, cell size, encoding mode, and rotation. QR codes can store URLs, text, and other data.

When to use

When you need a 2D barcode that can be scanned with a smartphone — URLs, asset IDs, or compact data encoding.

Syntax

QRCODE x,y,ECC,cell,mode,rotation,"data"

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`x`	Horizontal position in dots
`y`	Vertical position in dots
`ECC`	Error-correction level — higher recovers more of the symbol if damaged. `L` - ~7% recovery `M` - ~15% recovery (typical default) `Q` - ~25% recovery `H` - ~30% recovery
`cell`	Cell size in dots (1–10)
`mode`	Encoding mode `A` - Automatic — encoder picks numeric / alphanumeric / byte / kanji `M` - Manual mode selection (legacy firmware)
`rotation`	Rotation in degrees `0` - No rotation `90` - 90° clockwise `180` - 180° (upside down) `270` - 270° clockwise
`data`	The data to encode (in double quotes)

Example

QRCODE 50,50,M,5,A,0,"https://rfid.me"

QR code linking to rfid.me

Glossary entry

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