QR code plaques and name tags

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Wi-Fi, WhatsApp or Instagram plaque with a raised QR code, and pet collar tags or keychains with name and phone number. Fill it in, see it in 3D and download the STL.

How it works — watch the video

  1. 1Choose a QR plaque (Wi-Fi, link, WhatsApp) or a pet tag.
  2. 2Fill it in, pick the colors and test the QR code with your phone.
  3. 3Download the STL and swap filament at the pause for the raised layer.

The password is inside the QR code: anyone who scans the sign can join the network.

Colors

To see how it'll look. The actual color comes from the filament you load in the printer.

Base: White
Relief (QR code and text): Black
Thickness
Fill in the QR code details to see the sign

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Two colors on a single-nozzle printer

The relief starts at 2.0 mm. In your slicer, add the pause/filament change at the first relief layer — with 0.2 mm layers that's usually the one at 2.2 mm. Check it in the slicer preview: a different first layer or variable layer height changes this number. Start with White and, at the pause, switch to Black. Light base and dark relief: phones read dark on light.