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# QR codes

### How to transform any text/ URL into QR code image with docMaker <a href="#how-to-transform-any-text-url-into-qr-code-image-with-docmaker" id="how-to-transform-any-text-url-into-qr-code-image-with-docmaker"></a>

With docMaker you can convert any text string or webpage URL into a QR code.

In order to do that, you simply need to add “.toQRCode” to your dynamic data, like this:

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```plaintext
{ “myURL.toQRCode” : “https://espn.com”  }
```

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The trick for the QR codes feature is that in your template you have to use an image tag (starting with %)  like this :

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| **Template**                                                                                                    |                                                                                        | Result                                                              |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <p>{%myURL}                                                           </p><p>                              </p> | <p><span data-gb-custom-inline data-tag="emoji" data-code="27a1">➡️</span></p><p> </p> | <img src="/files/cDh9IMBqNaltXVNErWim" alt="" data-size="original"> |

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