In order to put a URL into a QR code, the URL must first be made into a shortened URL which can be done through http://goo.gl/ which is a URL shortener provided by Google. Then take that shortened and paste it into http://qrcode.kaywa.com/ which will embed that URL into a unique QR code.
The utility of QR codes come several utilities. First, from its ability to be scanned by smart phones with QR code scanning software used through it's camera (most smartphones phones, if not all, are QR code software compatible) so long as that phone has wireless internet or 3G or 4G internet. QR codes also have the ability in them to be customizable into images to better represent a business or brand.
QR codes are widely used in Japan and their use is rising in Europe. However, the level of QR code use is not large as the barcode.
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