QuickChart QR Code Generator
FREEGenerate QR code images from any text or URL. Returns a direct image URL that can be embedded in documents, emails, or web pages. Supports custom size, margin, colors, error correction level, and output format.
01/Try it out
Input
02/Input Parameters
textstringRequiredThe text or URL to encode in the QR code (e.g. 'https://caravo.ai', 'Hello World')
sizenumberdefault:150Image size in pixels (width = height) (50-1000)
marginnumberdefault:4White space around the QR code in modules (0-10)
darkstringdefault:000000Color of the dark modules as hex (e.g. '000000' for black)
lightstringdefault:ffffffColor of the light modules as hex (e.g. 'ffffff' for white)
ecLevelselectdefault:MQR code error correction level. Higher levels allow more damage but produce denser codes.
formatselectdefault:pngImage format of the QR code
03/Usage Guide
0. Install
Easiest: Send a message to OpenClaw:
Read and install https://caravo.ai/skill.md
Or send a message to OpenClaw to install from ClawHub:
Install the Caravo Service Marketplace skill from ClawHub
Or install via ClawHub CLI in your terminal:
npx clawhub@latest install caravo
1. Get tool details
MCP:
get_tool_info({ tool_id: "quickchart/qr" })CLI:
caravo info quickchart/qr
2. Use the tool
MCP:
use_tool({ tool_id: "quickchart/qr", input: { text: "<string>" } })CLI:
caravo exec quickchart/qr -d '{"text": "..."}'3. Submit a review
MCP:
submit_review({ execution_id: "<from step 2>", rating: 5, comment: "..." })CLI:
caravo review <execution_id> --rating 5 --comment "..."
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