Configurable attachment loop
Move the loop to the top, right, bottom or left and adjust the outer and hole diameters.
Turn a scannable QR into a compact carry-ready object with an integrated attachment loop. Choose the loop position, tune its dimensions, inspect the model in 3D and run ScanSafe guidance before export.
The current generator runs in your browser. ScanSafe provides guidance, not a guarantee that every physical print will scan.
Move the loop to the top, right, bottom or left and adjust the outer and hole diameters.
Inspect the complete keychain geometry and switch between 3D, front and back views.
Run export preflight and download the current keychain in the format that fits your workflow.
Compact objects make density and mechanical clearance more important. The attachment loop should not force the QR itself below a useful module size.
Keep the scannable region large enough, then fit the attachment geometry around it.
The loop, border and decorative geometry should stay outside the clear margin around the code.
Inspect the printed load path as well as the QR; a scan-safe face is not automatically a durable keychain.
Keychains get scratched and handled, so test the actual material and finish before making many copies.
A keychain has less physical area than a wall sign or tabletop plaque, so QR density matters. Use the physical size control together with ScanSafe to watch module size and avoid shrinking a dense code beyond the selected print profile target.
The keychain template supports top, right, bottom and left loop positions. Top is the recommended default because it keeps the object visually balanced, while the other positions make it easier to adapt the model to a specific carrying or mounting idea.
ScanSafe reviews measurable QR and model conditions such as module size, contrast, quiet zone, base thickness and feature depth. It is not a guarantee that every physical print will scan, so final validation should still include your slicer, printer and a real scan test.
Yes. The current template supports Top, Right, Bottom and Left positions.
Yes. Advanced object controls let you adjust the outer diameter and hole diameter of the attachment loop.
Yes. The template uses the same export preflight workflow as the other 3D QR objects and supports both STL and 3MF.