- CategoryProductivity
- First releasedJanuary 29, 2011
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerKerem Erkan
- Bundle IDcom.qrafter.Qrafter
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.
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Report an issueThe most powerful QR Code Scanner and Generator since 2011. Qrafter has everything you need to scan, create, and design QR Codes and barcodes. Trusted by millions of users, Qrafter's extensive feature set has been refined over the years.
Key Features
• Full English Support: Qrafter is fully localized in English for an intuitive and comfortable user experience.
• Versatile Scanning: Swiftly and accurately scan QR Codes, Micro QR Codes, Data Matrix, Aztec Codes, PDF417, and a variety of barcodes. Scan codes from your Photos app, or scan multiple codes in the same session.
• Custom QR Code Design: Design unique, eye-catching QR Codes with custom colors, logos, backgrounds, and styles for your brand, business, or personal use.
• Comprehensive Code Generation: Create QR Codes, barcodes, and other formats for your business, personal use, or marketing campaigns.
• Unique Features: QR Code compression and QR Code encryption with password protection set Qrafter apart from the rest.
• History: Easily access and manage previously scanned or generated codes with the most customizable history feature. Organize codes into folders, synchronize across devices with iCloud, or store selected information locally on your device. History can also be secured with biometric authentication like Face ID.
• Advanced Parsing: Qrafter smartly parses URLs, contact information, events, location data, email and SMS sending options, Wi-Fi connection details, and more, presenting the results in a user-friendly and meaningful manner.
• URL Safety Check: Reveals the destination URL for short links, helping you detect potentially malicious content.
• Passkey QR Code Support: Log in faster and more safely to websites that support passkeys, using QR Codes.
• Auto Wi-Fi Connection: Scan a QR Code containing Wi-Fi network credentials and connect to the network automatically without manual entry.
• Inventory Scanner Mode: Transform Qrafter into a customized inventory app. With each scan, Qrafter calls a custom API endpoint in the background. You can fully customize the API endpoint URL.
• Optimized for iPad: Experience a fully custom user interface for iPad, perfect for educational institutions and professional use. Qrafter's iPad user interface is designed to make the best use of the larger screen, with full multitasking support.
• VoiceOver Customizations: Qrafter is fully accessible and committed to providing a seamless experience for all users. With its VoiceOver customizations, visually impaired users can easily navigate, scan, and generate codes.
Supported Code Types
• 2D Codes: QR Code, Micro QR Code, Data Matrix, Aztec Code, PDF417
• Barcodes: EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, Codabar, GS1 DataBar, GS1 DataBar Expanded, GS1 DataBar Limited
• Postal Barcodes: RM4SCC, IMb, Japan Post, KIX
End user license agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Chart History
Archived Reviews
8 of 25I paid for a lifetime upgrade in the app to remove the ads. They took that away and raised the price to $80. Screw these guys
I trusted the review that said “no dishonesty” but it’s a joke, because there’s no obvious easy to even scan without signing up. The developer wrote me back to say I was incorrect, but why don’t you change your user interface so that people don’t give you bad reviews when they can’t scan!?
I hope this issue can be resolved in history. When we click on the Wi-Fi sign, the Wi-Fi barcode should appear to us, note: not the whole box, just the Wi-Fi symbol close to the texts
Simple, dynamically capable & free with ads which are topical. Not obnoxious and tons of nice options after the scan.
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The best free QR app never use before
I’ve had this product for a few years. I used to like it, but more recently when you scan a code, a random advertisement link pops up before your desired URL. These ads can be maliciously deceptive, making you think you’re on the page of the QR code you scanned, but they trick you into signing up for other sights (like gaming) that charge you a monthly gaming fee. I deleted Qrafter and will no longer use it.
I've been using Qrafter for several years - long before iPhones had built-in QR functionality. This app has stood over all the others: while most only allow you to scan (and only support URLs at that), there is seemingly nothing that Qrafter can't do. History is one of the biggest advantages of Qrafter. Going to a fair where everyone and their dog has fifty QR codes they want you to scan? Scan now, come back later! No other app I've used (as of a few years ago - long time customer) has this. Creation is another big feature: most people who create QR codes can only create URL QR codes on websites that automatically shorten them... using their own (usually unreliable) service. Qrafter, in addition to just letting you create a direct URL, lets you create so many other things! I can just create a contact card with my contact and have people scan it. I can create a scannable location, event, tweet, crypto link, and even scan-to-join Wi-Fi! With a recent update allowing creation of those new trendy QR codes with rounded corners / lines / whatever and SVG export (!), it's so dang easy to create designs that rival pretty much every other app/website out there and use them in professional design apps (Affinity, InDesign, Illustrator, etc.) There are so many other features - bulk scan, scan from photos, settings, macOS support, etc. - but the best one is that it's free! I only have two complaints: 1. I do wish it was possible to use files to supply pictures (scan, place photo on a code, etc), whether using the Files app on iOS/iPadOS or using files on macOS. 2. It disables actions when previewing a QR code before creating it for some reason. I don't know why. Also, as a suggestion, it would be nice if we could play around with different code masks: if multiple masks are suitable for most device to read a code, then maybe we could switch from the recommended mask to one that might look a bit better? I don't know; just a thought. Overall, wonderful piece of software! Thanks, Kerem Erkan!
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.