The QR and Barcode Widget from Enter Addons offers a quick way to create and display scannable codes on your website, including dynamic QR codes and customizable QR code displays. Designed for use with Elementor, it lets you build custom QR codes or barcodes in minutes—no coding needed.
This widget is perfect for sharing links, product info, menus, or contact details. You can fully customize the style by adding logos, changing colors, and adjusting layout settings. It also supports download options in various formats like PNG, JPEG, WebP, and SVG.
Whether you’re running a small business or managing a large site, this tool helps boost user experience and adds a modern touch to your pages.
Why Use the QR & Barcode Widget?
The QR & Barcode Widget helps businesses make custom QR codes and barcodes in just a few clicks. It improves customer experience by giving instant access to menus, product details, or offers through smartphones using dynamic QR codes that can be updated without reprinting. Barcodes also make inventory and sales tracking faster and more accurate. You can add your brand’s logo and colors to make the codes match your style. The widget is easy to use with drag-and-drop controls—no coding needed. It’s a smart choice for businesses that want a quick, modern, and professional solution.
How To Use QR & Barcode Widget?
To use the QR and Barcode Widget, simply drag and drop it onto your page. Choose between QR Code or Barcode from the content settings. Customize the content, size, style, and colors. Add logos, set download options, and adjust layout details. For barcodes, select the type and configure dimensions and format. Once done, click Update and Preview to see it live—no coding needed!
Step 1: Drag & Drop the QR & Barcode Widget
Firstly, select the QR & Barcode Widget from the menu bar on the left-hand side of your screen and drag and drop it in the selected area.

Step 2: Access Content Settings
Once added, go to the Content tab of the widget.
Here, you’ll find:
- QR & Barcode Content
- Options Settings
You can choose between generating a QR Code or a Barcode depending on your goal.

Step 3: Setting Up a QR Code
If you select QR Code, you’ll be able to:
- Input scannable content (like URLs, contact info, or promos)
- Upload a label or logo to personalize your QR code
This is perfect for branding and ease of access.


You can also enhance each code by adding a QR code caption to clarify its purpose or destination.
Step 4: Customize QR Code Design
Under Options Settings → QR Options, you can fine-tune your QR code:
- Width, Margin
- Type number
- Alignment
- Error Correction Level
- Background Color
This section ensures your QR code fits both design and functionality.

Step 5: Enable Download Options
Navigate to Options Settings → Download Options.
Here, you can:
- Set a custom title for downloads
- Choose the download format: PNG, JPEG, WebP, or SVG
- To save the QR image, simply double-click on it

Step 6: Stylize QR Dots and Layout
Next, go to:
- Dot Options – Choose dot style and dot color
- Image Options – Adjust image size, margin, and hide background dots for a cleaner look
- Corner Square & Dot Options – Pick unique styles and colors for the corners and dots to stand out
Dot Options:

Image Options:

Corner Square & Dot Options:

Step 7: Switch to Barcode (Optional)
From the Content tab, if you select Barcode instead of QR:
- Multiple barcode types are available (ideal for product tracking)

Step 8: Configure Barcode Settings
In Options Settings, customize:
- Barcode Width, Bar Width, and Bar Height
- HRI (Human Readable Interpretation) and HRI Margin
- Color, Quiet Zone, and Output Format
Great for retail, inventory, and logistics operations.

Step 9: Finalize & Preview Your Work
Once setup is complete:
- Click Update to save
- Then go to Preview > Preview in new tab to see the live result
Your QR or barcode is now ready to use!

Best Practices for Optimizing QR Codes and Barcodes
To ensure your QR codes and barcodes are effective, scannable, and on-brand, follow these proven best practices:
1. Keep Content Short & Clear
- Use short URLs or compact data to ensure faster scanning.
- Avoid overloading QR codes with excessive information.
2. Use High-Contrast Colors
- Always maintain strong contrast between foreground and background.
- Avoid light colors or gradients that can reduce scan accuracy.
3. Test on Multiple Devices
- Scan your code on different smartphones and apps before publishing.
- Check visibility and scannability at different sizes.
4. Maintain Adequate Size & Quiet Zone
- Minimum size: 2 x 2 cm for QR codes (for close scanning).
- Include white space (quiet zone) around the code for clean reading.
5. Add Branding Carefully
- Embed logos or icons without disrupting code readability.
- Use error correction levels (like Q or H) to protect against distortion.
6. Use Downloadable Formats
- Offer multiple formats (PNG, SVG, WebP, etc.) for easy sharing or printing.
- Ensure image resolution is high for print materials.
7. Track & Analyze Scans
- Use dynamic QR codes or link shorteners with analytics to monitor engagement.
- Track scan location, time, and frequency for better marketing insight.
8. Ensure Print & Digital Compatibility
- Make sure barcodes are printable on packaging and readable by scanners.
- Test QR codes on both screens and physical prints.
Conclusion
The QR & Barcode Widget by Enter Addons makes it simple to add scannable codes to your website. You can create QR codes or barcodes in just a few clicks—no coding needed. These codes help your visitors quickly access links, menus, contact info, or product details.
You can also change how your code looks—add a logo, choose colors, and pick from different styles. It even lets users download the code in popular formats like PNG or SVG.
Whether you’re a small business or a large brand, this widget helps you stay modern, save time, and give your users a better experience.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is a QR Code?
A QR (Quick Response) code is a two-dimensional barcode that stores data such as URLs, contact info, or payment links. These QR code displays are easily scannable by smartphones.
How to Get a QR Code?
Using the QR & Barcode Widget from Enter Addons, you can easily generate a QR code by:
1. Dragging the widget into your Elementor layout
2. Adding your scannable content (e.g., URL or contact info)
3. Customizing the design with logo, colors, and size
4. Saving the code in PNG, JPEG, WebP, or SVG format
How to Display a QR Code on My Website?
To display a QR code:
1. Use the Enter Addons QR & Barcode Widget
2. Set your QR content and customize the look
3. Publish or preview the page to make it live
You can also allow users to download the QR code for offline use.
How to Create a Barcode Scanner?
The QR & Barcode Widget does not include scanning functionality. However, to scan barcodes:
1. Use a barcode scanner app on mobile or hardware scanners for POS systems
2. For advanced use, integrate a JavaScript or API-based scanner plugin on your website
Can I Customize the Design of My QR Code?
Yes! The widget lets you:
1. Add your brand’s logo or label
2. Adjust dot style, corner shapes, alignment, size, and color
3. Enable high-level error correction for scannability and style
What Barcode Types Can I Use with This Widget?
The widget supports multiple barcode types suitable for retail, inventory, logistics, and more. You can configure:
1. Barcode width, height, and color
2. HRI (Human Readable Interpretation) settings
3. Quiet zone spacing and output formats