QR codes
From your screen to their phone in one scan
Turn a capture, a link or any text into a QR code. Put it on a slide or a printout and the room opens it on their phones. No typing, no "what was the link?"
How it works
Content → QR → scan → destination
Choose the content
A capture you just shared, a link from your library, or text you paste in.
Get the QR code
ATCapture draws it instantly. Copy it or save it as an image.
They scan and open
Phones open the share page, still under the link's password, sign-in or expiry rules.
Where it helps
When a room full of people needs one link
Classes and workshops
Put a QR on the slide so everyone opens the recording or notes at once.
Meetings and demos
Show the QR on screen instead of pasting the link into every chat.
Print and packaging
Link printed guides to a video walkthrough you can update without reprinting.
Questions
QR codes FAQ
What can I turn into a QR code?
Any capture's short link, any web address, or plain text you paste in.
Do QR codes keep working if I change the link settings?
Yes. The QR code holds the short link, so a password, sign-in or expiry you set later applies to people who scan it too.
Can I save the QR code?
Yes. Copy it or save it as an image for slides, documents and print.
Can I check a QR code before printing it?
Yes. Use the QR scanner in ATCapture to read it back on your PC.
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