Render a QR code from a content string and a full design — the object the QR Designer’s “Copy JSON” button produces (see the design field for how to get it). Returns the image bytes. Despite the POST verb, which is here only to carry the body, this is a safe and idempotent operation with no side effects: a response may be cached, and a request may be retried — though every retry spends one of the minute’s sixty.
The JSON request body. Pre-filled with an example which is derived from the schema.
image/svg+xml – SVG markup, UTF-8. Returned for format=svg, the default. Square, sized by size, and self-contained — a logo travels inside it as data, never as a link.image/png – PNG bytes, rasterized from the same SVG at size pixels square. Returned for format=png.Specify how the response should be mapped to the table output. The following formats are available:
Raw Response: Returns the raw response in a single row with the following columns:
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