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QR Nameplate Generator

Model serialized QR-enabled equipment tags with adjustable materials, engraving depths, and exportable artwork.

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What it does

Create QR-enabled equipment tags with adjustable materials, engraving depths, and metadata lines. Preview the plate in 3D, tweak dimensions and branding layers, and export high-resolution PNG or SVG artwork for laser marking or UV printing.

When to use it (and when not to)

Use it when:

  • You need a fast way to generate serialized tags for equipment or tooling.
  • You want to hand vector-ready artwork to a printer or engraving shop.
  • You are validating QR readability at different sizes before committing to a production run.

Avoid it when:

  • You require database-backed serialization or production tracking.
  • You need direct-to-printer drivers or layout imposition for mass printing.

Inputs and outputs

Inputs

InputDescription
QR payloadURL, asset ID, or text encoded in the QR.
Tag metadataAsset name, serial, warnings, or other overlay text.
Plate size and thicknessOverall dimensions plus engraving depth presets.
Material or finish presetVisual style for stainless, aluminum, plastic, or painted plates.
Layout settingsQR size, margins, and typography for the printed plate.

Outputs

OutputFormatNotes
Nameplate artworkPNG/SVGHigh-resolution export for engraving or printing.
3D previewViewportVisual check of plate proportions and engraving depth.

How to use

  1. Enter the QR payload and metadata you want on the tag.
  2. Set plate dimensions, margins, and engraving depth.
  3. Choose a material or finish preset.
  4. Review the 3D preview and adjust sizing if needed.
  5. Export PNG or SVG artwork for production.

Example dataset: Asset tag P-101 with QR pointing to https://cadautoscript.com/utilities/qr-nameplate/, 100 x 40 mm stainless look, engraving depth 0.3 mm.

  • Expected output: Exports a PNG and SVG of the tag plus a preview that shows proportions and readable QR margins.

Accuracy and verification

  • Ensure exported PNG/SVG resolution fits your printer or engraver requirements.
  • Leave a quiet zone around the QR for reliable scanning.
  • Test one printed sample before running a full batch to confirm readability.
  • All rendering runs locally; keep a copy of exports for traceability.

FAQ

  • Can I change materials? Yes. Pick a preset to visualize stainless, painted, or plastic plates.
  • Is the QR vector or raster? SVG exports are vector; PNG is high-resolution raster.
  • Does it work offline? Yes. Artwork generation happens in the browser.
  • How do I keep the QR scannable? Maintain a quiet zone and avoid shrinking the code below your scanner's limits.
  • Can I serialize many tags at once? Use the generator per tag and reuse your payload template.

Changelog

  • Initial documentation.

Feedback / bug report

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