Pyxis QR Screenshots
Image above shows the main window of Pyxis QR.
Simply enter a url and click the Create Quick Response Code button and a PNG code will be created instantly.
The above image shows the Pyxis QR Preferences window.
From the preferences section, the user can choose the image size.
If a pdf file type was chosen on the main application window, additonal options will be activated where the user can choose to create quick response codes laid out on an A4 sheet, ideal for printing. The user has total control, from the orientation of the sheet, to the number of rows and columns, together with the width of each border and the width of the gutters between the rows and columns.
The user can also save and load popular settings. This is ideal for commercial printers who can save frequently used settings and simply load them with a click!
Pyxis QR Features
Convert any url into a quick response code instantly
Option to choose png or pdf formats
Option to produce high quality code, ideal for printing
Option to create codes for any A4 sheet of labels
Option to save and load all settings
Add QR codes to flyers to direct customers to the relevant web page
Apply QR codes to products or machines to direct users to online manuals or videos
Easy to use
Pyxis QR Free 30 Day Trial
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Quick Response codes are becoming really poplar in parallel with the rapidly increasing usage of smart phones and tablets. To meet a demand in the print sector that enables printers produce these codes instantly, Pyxis has developed an application to convert any URL (web address) into either a png or pdf code for use in printing or on the web. This application enables printers and sign-makers to create these codes with just one click and add them to all kinds of printed items including signs and point of sale material. Pyxis QR produces high quality quick response codes, perfect for high resolution printing.
QR codes are comprised of a series of square, black dots arranged on a square grid. They are essentially two dimensional bar codes. Thees codes can be read by a quick response code reader application on a smart phone, which automatically opens the relevant url.
Quick Response codes are being used in a wide range of circumstances. They were originally developed by a Japanese compony, Denso, for keeping track of car parts. Today they are often used on advertisements, as discount coupons and promotions, on machinery to show operating instructions, in children's play areas (to take them to online games), and more recently on headstones, where one can go to an online web page to find out more about the deceased and their family. There appears to be almost no limit to potential uses for this technology.
Download Pyxis QR Free 30 Day Trial
To start your 30 day free trial click on the appropriate download link below.
- We are delighted that you have decided to try our product and hope that you find it valuable and enjoyable to use.
The Pyxis Team
To install on Mac simply agree the licence; when the linstaller opens simply drag the icon onto the Applications shortcut icon provided. When the application is installed, optionally find the Pyxis icon in your Applications folder, then click and hold and drag the icon to your Dock.
Follow the usual PC installation Wizard and accept all of the default settings.
Pyxis QR (Quick Response)
Pyxis Black Limited, Fivealley, Birr, Co. Offaly, Ireland.
Tel. 00 353 (0)57 9133913
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