Lately, I have seen a lot of traffic coming from mobile devices on our blog. It is an era of mobile phones and people these days prefer to use mobile phones for surfing the internet rather than using those good old desktop or laptop computers. QR codes help in increasing readability of blogs by just scanning the QR code with a scanner(also the one used in mobiles). In this post, I will reveal top 5 plugins which can be used to generate clickable QR (Quick Response) codes for your WordPress blogs.
# WP Page QR:
You can use this small plugin to add clickable QR codes to specific pages or posts on your WordPress blog. The QR code can be inserted within a page/post using [QR] filter.
# Twitter QR Code Signatures Widget:
With this free Twitter QR Code Signatures WordPress widget, you can now have a show-off of your Twitter latest tweet or Twitter URL in QR Code form. Visitors can use QR Scanner (i.e. in iPhone, Android phones) to scan directly your Twitter QR Code signature displayed on your WordPress website and automatically they can browse it through their mobile phone.
[Download Twitter QR Code Signature Widget]
# EasyQR:
This widget allow you to display your contact information (or other such as sms to, email to, note, MEcard etc.) in QR code form. Just drag the widget into suitable location and you’re done.
# QR Code Widget:
This plugin is based on PHP, QR Code Encoder with multi-widget and shortcode support. I have used this plugin in my other blogs and its performance has been flawless.
# Super Cool QR Code:
The Super Cool QRCode use the Google Chart API to generate on-the-fly QR codes for your blog. You can encode any type of strings that can be readed in a large array of capable devices.
You can use any of the above plugins to make mobile surfing on your blog much more easier. Got more tips? You can share them with our readers via the comments section below or you can also contact us via our contact form. For more, keep subscribed! 
Sidhant is a strategist, blogger,freelancer and founder of GeekSyrup, an online module and one of the most read how-to guide.. 
