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Description:

prettyqr 0.0.2

Create QR codes merged with images.

Installation
pip install prettyqr
You will need Python and pip.

Example usage
Take a background image:

And a URL or some other text:
foo.com
Combine them:
prettyqr --qr-opacity 150 --outfile img/dna-qr.png foo.com img/dna-orig.png

Command-line options
usage: prettyqr [-h] [--border BORDER] [--out-file OUT_FILE]
[--qr-opacity QR_OPACITY] [--qr-red QR_RED]
[--qr-green QR_GREEN] [--qr-blue QR_BLUE]
DATA IMAGE-FILE

Make pretty QR codes.

positional arguments:
DATA Data to encode (e.g., "http://example.com").
IMAGE-FILE Image file to composite (e.g., "lena.jpg").

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--border BORDER Size of border (in multiples of QR module size).
Defaults to 4. Can be zero if the QR code is intended
for printing or use on a light background.
--out-file OUT_FILE Path to write composite image file to. Extension will
determine the output format. Defaults to
"prettyqr.png".
--qr-opacity QR_OPACITY
Opacity of the QR code modules, between 0 (invisible)
and 255 (opaque). Default is 200.
--qr-red QR_RED Red element of the QR module color, between 0 and 255.
Default is 0.
--qr-green QR_GREEN Green element of the QR module color, between 0 and
255. Default is 0.
--qr-blue QR_BLUE Blue element of the QR module color, between 0 and
255. Default is 0.

Limitations
prettyqr is a fairly raw proof-of-concept, and currently has an
assortment of limitations:

Only supports square images.
Only supports square QR modules.
Doesn’t support complex color changes in the source image.

It will work best with sources where the focus of the image is not
central, and doesn’t handle black backgrounds very well.
All of these issues are fairly tractable; patches are welcome.