№01FAQ
What can I encode?
Plain URLs, Wi-Fi credentials, contact cards (vCard), email, SMS, phone numbers and free-form text. Switch payload types in the studio's left panel — each one renders the right input fields for you.
Vol. 03 — Help
Topics / 9
Read time ~ 4 min
Index ↘ /studio
¶ Help
Answers, in plain ink.
Short notes on what amino.codes does, how to style a plate that still scans, and how to get clean files out the door.
A / Getting started
№02FAQ
How do I open the studio?
Hit Studio in the top navigation, or jump straight in from the homepage. No account needed to play — sign in only when you want to save plates to your library.
№03FAQ
Where do my saved plates live?
Anything you save lands in your Library, accessible from the top nav once signed in. From there you can re-open a plate in the studio, duplicate it or export again.
B / Styling
№04FAQ
How much can I style a code?
Quite a lot. Pick dot shapes, corner-eye shapes, solid or gradient fills, backgrounds and rotation. The preview re-renders live so you can iterate fast.
№05FAQ
Will styling break scanability?
Heavy gradients, low-contrast fills and very large logos can hurt scan reliability. Keep meaningful contrast between dots and background, and always test with a real phone before shipping.
№06FAQ
Can I add a logo?
Yes — drop an image into the style panel. Keep it small (under ~20% of the code area) and centered so the error correction can absorb it.
C / Export & licensing
№07FAQ
PNG vs SVG — which should I pick?
PNG for web, slides and quick sharing. SVG for print, signage, packaging and anywhere you need infinite scaling without softness.
№08FAQ
What resolution is the PNG?
PNG exports render at a high resolution suitable for screens and modest print. For large-format print, prefer SVG.
№09FAQ
Can I use exports commercially?
Yes. Codes you generate are yours — use them in products, marketing, packaging and client work without attribution.
¶ Still stuck?