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# QR Code
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The strength parameter defines how much noise is added to your QR code and the noisy QR code is then guided towards both your prompt and the QR code image via Controlnet.
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Use a high strength value between 0.8 and 0.95 and choose a conditioning scale between 0.6 and 2.0.
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This mode arguably achieves the asthetically most appealing QR code images, but also requires more tuning of the controlnet conditioning scale and the strength value. If the generated image
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looks way to much like the original QR code, make sure to gently increase the *strength* value and reduce the *conditioning* scale. Also check out the examples below.
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# Yamamoto QR Code Art Generator
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## 🎨 Elevate Your Brand with Creative QR Codes
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Welcome to Yamamoto's QR Code Art Generator, a powerful tool designed for our creative team to produce
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stunning, on-brand QR codes that seamlessly blend functionality with artistic expression.
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### How it works:
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We use cutting-edge AI technology to transform ordinary QR codes into visual masterpieces that align with your campaign's aesthetic.
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The QR code serves as both the initial image and the control image, allowing for natural integration with your provided prompt.
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### Tips for optimal results:
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- Use a strength value between 0.8 and 0.95
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- Choose a conditioning scale between 0.6 and 2.0
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- Experiment with prompts that reflect your campaign's theme or brand identity
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