# QR Code

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*This feature is included in the* [*Professional Plan*](https://www.docexport.com/professionalfeatures/) *and above.*
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## Use QR codes in your documents

There are two options of QR codes with DocExport:

1. QR code with link to item (item Url)
2. QR code with link to the Url in any link column

A typical use case is inventory management - if you want to create a quick link to a specific item and place it in the warehouse.

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**Note:** QR Codes are only available for the DocExport [Professional](https://www.docexport.com/pricing/) and [Enterprise](https://www.docexport.com/pricing/) plans.

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**Option 1: Add QR code with link to the item in monday.com**

Use this placeholder to create a QR code for the specific item and place it in your docx template:

`{{Image(100;0):QR.ItemUrl}}`<br>

**Option 2: Add QR code with link from a link column**

Use this placeholder to create a QR code which links to the link in any link column. For example the link to the client website.

`{{Image(100;0):QR.Column Title}}`

If the title of your link column is 'Client Website', the placeholder would be `{{Image(100;0):QR.Client Website}}`

#### **Change the size of the QR code**

You can also define the size of the QR code. To do this, change the part in brackets after *Image*:

&#x20;`{{Image(100;0):QR.ItemUrl}}`

The "100" in the placeholder defines the image's width in pixels. &#x20;

Enter the size of the image in pixels, separated by a semicolon. If the second value is specified with a 0, the image will be output in aspect ratio.

If you change the `{{Image(100;0):QR.ItemUrl}}` to `{{Image(200;0):QR.ItemUrl}}`, it's double the size on the final document.

You can also specify the size in percent: `{{Image(50%;50%):QR.ItemUrl}}`.