I know the native QR image doesnt allow to be exported, only displayed in the app itself. I had to resort to using Cloudinary to create a QR code link that when shared, is displayed as an image. I have since then switched to Rebrandly for link click stats, but if you dont need that then Cloudinary will work just find for you. Just requires a Temp column
Although, I believe you can use the generated QR code in a template, or write it into a text type column, and you’ll get a data:image/... URI that could be used elsewhere.
Not sure what you are asking there. Adding a QR Code column gives you a QR Code.
You can do it in any number of ways. Send Email action, webhook to Make/Zapier, one of the Email integrations. Do it in whichever way works best for your use case.
I was referring to “It can be used with an HTML <img> tag. eg: <img src="data:image/.....">”
My question was, what column do I add here for the “data:image/…”. Because, what I am trying to get is the image url or get it to display the QR Code image in the email. I am a bit confused. So a little more descriptive explanation on how to do this would be helpful.
And then you would send that as the body of an email.
However - it does appear that not all email clients support URI encoded images. I just did a quick test and it appears that Gmail (for example) does not. So after all this, you might be back to having to use something like quickchart, which will give you an actual URL that can be used.
Create a split column and make the separator a | “Pipe” those don’t appear to be a part of the link. From there make a single value column and target that split column t gain access to the url. It’s an .SVG.