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In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll create a fully functional QR code generator using Python. With the power of libraries like qrcode, Pillow, and Tkinter, you’ll learn how to build a GUI app that takes user input, generates QR codes, and saves them as images.
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A QR code generator is a fun and practical Python project to enhance your skills. Here’s what you’ll learn:
Using the qrcode library to generate QR codes.
Leveraging tkinter to create a graphical user interface.
Working with Pillow (PIL) to handle and display images.