> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.biq.li/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Create a standalone QR code

> Create and configure a standalone QR code in Biqli.

1. Open **QR codes** and select **Create QR code**.
2. Choose static or dynamic, then select the content type.
3. Complete the fields shown for that type.
4. Customize the matrix, eyes, colors, and logo option.
5. Preview and scan the code before saving or downloading it.

Do not use a Biqli short URL as the destination of a standalone dynamic QR. If the QR should open an existing short link, create an attached link QR code from that link instead.

## Complete the content fields

The builder validates a different payload for each content type. Enter full
international phone details where appropriate, verify email recipients, and
check WiFi capitalization because network names and passwords can be
case-sensitive.

For a dynamic Link, use the external destination directly. Biqli rejects its
own short URLs to prevent an unnecessary internal redirect chain.

## Design and verify

Choose solid or gradient colors for the matrix and supported eye parts. Apply a
logo only when the editor and plan allow it. Maintain contrast and do not crop
the quiet margin.

1. Scan the live preview.
2. Save the record.
3. Download the intended format and size.
4. Scan the downloaded file.
5. For print, scan a physical proof at the expected viewing distance.

Dynamic creation consumes the applicable workspace QR quota and produces a
managed resource with an ID. Static and dynamic availability follows the
current plan.