Browser-first core
QR creation and model generation are designed to run in your browser. The core builder does not require a ModuQR cloud account.
Create physical QR geometry and export it as 3MF when you want richer model packaging than a basic mesh-only format. ModuQR verifies the generated package structure before download.
The current generator runs in your browser. ScanSafe provides guidance, not a guarantee that every physical print will scan.
ModuQR keeps the core workflow fast and transparent: create the QR, inspect the physical model, review technical checks and export without signing in.
QR creation and model generation are designed to run in your browser. The core builder does not require a ModuQR cloud account.
The main generator works without registration, saved cloud projects or a subscription.
Digital integrity, physical module sizing and print-oriented checks are useful guidance, not a promise that every fabricated QR will scan.
STL and 3MF workflows use export preflight and component-level topology checks before the current model is generated.
Core generation is free. Monetization is designed around content and discovery areas, not inside the 3D builder.
Export the current model as a structured 3MF package.
The generated archive is checked before the download completes.
The exporter preserves separate model roles where supported by the current template.
3MF can carry richer object and model information than a plain STL file. In ModuQR, that makes it useful for preserving the distinction between base geometry and QR-related geometry in the generated package.
The 3MF exporter builds the package, then performs a self-check on the archive structure and expected model objects. This complements the geometry preflight and component topology checks that run before the export.
Your slicer remains responsible for machine settings, layer strategy, material behavior and supports. The generator focuses on creating QR geometry, checking its measurable constraints and packaging the current model consistently.
It verifies the generated package structure and expected model objects before the file is offered for download.
Not necessarily. STL is simple and widely supported. 3MF is useful when your downstream software benefits from a richer package and object structure.
Yes. The current templates can be exported through the same 3MF workflow, subject to export preflight.