AnyQR

Screenshots

Example prompts

• “Generate a QR code for chatgpt.com”

Skills

• calendar-invite-qr-planner

  Turn event details into a reviewed calendar-invite QR code. Use when the user wants a meeting, appointment, class, performance, reservation, or all-day event encoded for calendar import and needs help resolving missing dates, end times, locations, or timezone ambiguity. Do not use to write directly to a calendar account or promise recurrence, reminders, organizer fields, or attendee invitations.

• campaign-link-qr-builder

  Build a clean campaign URL with deliberate UTM parameters and encode it as a QR code. Use when the user wants a marketing, poster, flyer, social, email, or event QR with tracking parameters, or wants an existing campaign URL cleaned up before QR creation. Do not use for link shortening, analytics reporting, destination reputation checks, or non-HTTP links.

• guest-wifi-qr-setup

  Prepare a guest Wi-Fi QR code with an explicit credential and privacy check. Use when the user wants visitors, customers, tenants, or event attendees to join a wireless network by scanning a QR code. Do not use to configure a router, discover network credentials, test connectivity, or imply that a shared password remains hidden from ChatGPT or QR recipients.

• privacy-first-vcard-qr

  Create a vCard QR code after minimizing and reviewing the personal information it will disclose. Use when the user wants a networking, business-card, conference, portfolio, or public contact QR and wants help deciding which contact fields are appropriate to share. Do not use to enrich contact data from external sources or publish private fields without clear user intent.

• qr-content-refresh

  Decode an existing QR code and create an updated replacement while preserving fields the user did not ask to change. Use when the user wants to refresh, revise, migrate, correct, or replace an old QR payload from an attached image, remote image URL, or current QR widget state. Do not use for silent bulk conversion or mutation of an external QR artifact.

• qr-payload-safety-review

  Decode and review a QR payload before the user acts on it. Use when the user asks what a QR code does, whether its contents look suspicious, what data it exposes, or for a safety check of an attached QR image or remote QR image URL. Do not use for generic QR education, destination reputation checks, or requests to open or follow encoded links.