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About 2niuhe/qrcode_mcp
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool for generating QR codes. It provides a simple interface to create QR codes from input data, designed for integration with MCP-compatible applications and AI assistants.
Best for
Developers who need a straightforward QR code generator for MCP-based applications or AI assistants
Use cases
- Generate QR codes for URLs or text within an MCP workflow
- Integrate QR code creation into AI assistant responses
- Automate QR code generation in developer toolchains
Notes
11 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-07-06. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Lightweight and focused on a single task
- Easy to integrate via the MCP protocol
- Written in Python, widely accessible
Cons
- Limited to basic QR code generation with no advanced options
- Small community and low star count (11) may indicate limited support
- No built-in customization for colors, logos, or error correction levels
Key facts
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How to use
How to set it up
As the listing publishes it. We have not run this install.
Install
pip install qrcode Pillow mcpTools exposed
qrcode_mcp_server.py
Clients the listing names (not checked here)
Claude Desktop
Install
Add 2niuhe/qrcode_mcp to your client
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Until then, follow the project's own README, or the setup the listing publishes under How to set it up.
Works with
What 2niuhe/qrcode_mcp connects to
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