Create a lot QR quickly
Start with a fishery-lot, processing-lot, or general template, then turn the lot data into a QR code immediately.
Create QR codes from lot information and check that they scan correctly. The tool works without a network connection and never sends your input to a server.
Anyone can read QR contents. If you are unsure, include only the lot ID and information that is safe to publish.
Sample payload (compression on)
{
"v": 1,
"dict": "fishery-v1",
"l": "2026-0205-A12",
"s": "Pacific mackerel",
"o": "Aomori / Hachinohe Port",
"cd": "2026-02-05"
}
Start with a fishery-lot, processing-lot, or general template, then turn the lot data into a QR code immediately.
Use the public `fishery-v1` dictionary to shorten keys and improve scan stability.
Check the generated QR code immediately with paste comparison or camera scanning.
Keep recent entries and reusable templates on this device only, then duplicate old lots for new runs.
Anyone can read QR contents. Do not include personal data, direct contact details, confidential contract information, or unauthenticated internal URLs.
The payload may be too large, error correction too high, or the print size too small. Turn on compression, shorten notes, or lower error correction if needed.
Turn on URL wrapping. URLs add characters, so if the capacity meter shows caution or risk, also reduce fields or increase the print size.
The tool can add a local hash for change detection, but it is not a cryptographic signature. A third party could still rebuild the payload in the same format.
No. Everything runs in the browser. History is stored only if you enable local content history on this device.