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Funny QR Codes. Fancy playing a prank or two on your friends? Here's a curated list of pre-generated funny QR codes for your immediate enjoyment. These QR codes use the RandomQR domain to avoid giving away too much before they are scanned.

RandomQR allows your device to scan QR codes from within your browser. This may only work on modern devices and browsers.

Scan the below QR image with the game's QR scanner; Visit the deliveryman at the Antiquities of the Ages shop in Hau'oli City; Save your game!

Create a QR code containing plain text. Random. Create a QR code containing data with no special meaning or use. SMS. Create a QR code containing a phone number and an optional message. When your users scan this code, their device will create a SMS to the phone number provided alongide any optional message. Telephone. Create a QR code ...

Our barcode generator can be used to generate random or non-random barcodes. When randomised, we generate the content of the barcode with data that is valid for that type of barcode. This makes it ideal for testing a variety of barcodes across different formats.

In all likelihood, a random QR code you come across isn't dangerous. But you should be mindful that QR codes are just another method of sharing URLs. Give anything you scan the same scrutiny as a URL you just opened.

Pokemon Sun & Moon / Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon have an in-game QR scanner that allows you read QR codes in order to fill up your Pokedex. Upon scanning 10 codes, you are granted the ability to perform an Island Scan, revealing a rare Pokemon somewhere on the current island, varying by day.

Random Pair Generator Generate unique pairs or groups of up to your desired size from any list you provide. Perfect for team assignments, matchups, or brainstorming partners!

What is a Rickroll QR Code? People around the Internet would play tricks on one another by hiding the URL to Rick Astley's 1987 hit, "Never Gonna Give You Up". The unsuspecting user would click a link and be taken to the music video, which became known as "Rickrolling".