Open Source BSD QR Code Generators

Encodes data into any of the following: Australia Post, Aztec Code & Runes, BC412, Channel, Codabar, Codablock-F, Code 11, Code 128, Code 16K, Code 2 of 5 (incl. IATA, Interleaved, Data Logic, ITF-14, Deutsche Post Leitcode & Identcode), Code 32 (Italian Pharmacode), Code 39, Code 39+, Code 49, Code 93, Code One, DAFT, Data Matrix (incl. DMRE), DotCode, DPD, Dutch Post KIX, EAN, FIM, Flattermarken, Grid Matrix, GS1 DataBar (incl. stacked & GS1 Composite symbols), GS1-128, Han Xin, HIBC, ISBN, Japan Post, Korea Post, LOGMARS, MaxiCode, NVE-18 ( SSCC-18), PDF417 & MicroPDF417, Pharmacode, PLANET, POSTNET, Plessey (MSI & UK), PZN, QR Code, Micro QR & rMQR, Royal Mail RM4SCC & Mailmark, Telepen, Ultracode, UPC-A, UPC-E, UPNQR, UPU S10, USPS Intelligent Mail and VIN. Automated ECI switching to support all Unicode characters and automated FNC1 character insertion in GS1 mode. Save to BMP, EMF, EPS, GIF, PCX, PNG, SVG and TIF. Includes CLI, GUI and API for calling from other applications.

QRGen creates QR codes from contact information, written in Java. It requires the tool qrencode in order to work, qrencode is freely available at http://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode (Linux/Mac OS/UNIX) , or http://code.google.com/p/qrencode-win32/ (Windows), or Ubuntu Software Centre.