To create a grid in Photoshop, you can use the built-in guides feature. Here's how you can do it: Open Photoshop and create a new document or open an existing one. Go to the "View" menu at the top and make sure that "Rulers" is checked. This will display rulers at the edges of your document. Click and drag from the vertical ruler on the left side of the document to create a vertical guide. Position it where you want the grid to start. Click and drag from the horizontal ruler at the top of the document to create a horizontal guide. Position it where you want the grid to start. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to create additional guides, spacing them according to the desired grid size. For example, if you want a grid with 100-pixel squ ares, create guides every 100 pixels. To adjust the position of a guide, select the "Move Tool" from the toolbar on the left or press the "V" key. Then click and drag a guide to reposition it. If you need to remove a guid...
| 1 . | Click Object  Insert QR code. |
| In the Classic workspace, this command appears under the Edit menu. |
| 2 . | In the Object properties docker, choose one of the following options from the QR code type list box: |
| • | URL — lets you specify a URL for a website |
| • | Email address — lets you specify an email address if you want to use the QR code to generate a blank email |
| • | Phone number — lets you specify a phone number for the QR code. Depending on the QR reader that you use, scanning the code can initiate, with your permission, dialing the phone number on smartphones. |
| • | SMS — lets you include a Short Message Service (SMS) message by typing a phone number and message text. With your permission, the QR reader can initiate sending the SMS message to the specified phone number. |
| • | Contact — lets you specify contact information in vCard or meCard format. From the Contact card type list box, choose vCard or meCard, and type the contact information in the appropriate boxes. With your permission, this contact information can be automatically added to the address book on your phone. |
| • | Calendar event — lets you schedule an event by specifying a name, location, start date/time, and end date/time for the event. With your permission, the event can be added to your calendar. |
| • | Geo location — lets you show a geographic location by specifying latitude and longitude values |
| • | Plain text — lets you include plain (unformatted) text |
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- Step 1 Open Corel DRAW
- Step 2 Insert a QR code. You can also customize by adding a logo to the QR code
- Step 3 Link the QR code to your website
- Step 4 You’re done! Export your QR code
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