# /blend

The `/blend` command in Quick QR Art allows you to create QR Art by blending a base image with a QR code. You can use two images: the base image and the QR code. The resulting QR Art will be in a square format, with any non-square images automatically **center-cropped to fit**.

<figure><img src="/files/kduSvywoyJnjtSEDfDOj" alt=""><figcaption><p>QR Art generated by /blend of Quick QR Art</p></figcaption></figure>

### The Easy Way

To easily use the `/blend` command, follow these simple guidelines:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/RD689qWNQX8>" %}
Blend Simple with Quick QR Art
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1. Type `/blend` and select the suggested command from the list.
2. Follow these steps:
   * Step 1: Select a base\_image from your device. Ensure that the main object is positioned in the middle of the image, as it will be center-cropped.
   * Step 2: Select a qr\_code from your device.
   * Step 3: Type keywords in the `prompt` field to guide the AI in generating the QR Art. You can bypass with entering only a period (.). Or your can try some presets which have been curated by our Quick QR Artist `--presets logo` `--presets portrait`.

Once you have completed the steps, simply hit enter and relax. Within seconds, you will receive the blended photo back as a result. Enjoy creating unique QR Art compositions with Quick QR Art!

### The Fun Way

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/7TLJ3Ix94jQ>" %}
Blend Hyper Tuning with Quick QR Art
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To create personalized QR Art using the /blend command, follow these guidelines:

1. [<mark style="color:blue;">**QR Weight (--qrw)**</mark>](/user-guide/parameter-list/qrw-qr-weight.md): This parameter improves QR Art readability. Pass <mark style="color:blue;">**two**</mark> values, with the first value being the main driver and the other as supporter. Recommended: `--qrw (0.8, 0.9)` for visually appealing results. In situations where increasing the main driver value alone doesn't provide sufficient readability, adjusting the support value toward 1 can improve contrast and readability in the QR Art.
2. [<mark style="color:blue;">**Blend Level (--blend)**</mark>](/user-guide/parameter-list/blend.md): Adjust the blending intensity of the base image using a value between 0 and 1, with up to three decimal places of precision. For example, `--blend 0.050` sets a <mark style="color:green;">**5%**</mark> blending level. If you want to max retain the original image, set `--blend` to extremely low, e.gl: 0.001. If still not level you need then you will need `--iw` to take it further.
3. Presets (--presets) \<logo/portrait>: Explore predefined art styles for predictable creative options. Use either `--presets logo` or `--presets portrait`
4. [<mark style="color:blue;">**Image Weight (--iw)**</mark>](/user-guide/parameter-list/iw-image-weight.md):&#x20;
   * This <mark style="color:blue;">**advanced parameter for prompt wizard**</mark> controls the base image's influence on blending. Not show up to all user by default, you need pass this param in your prompt the bot will response follow your command.
   * Specify a weight value between 0 and 1, along with a threshold value between 50 and 200, to adjust shape, color, and level of detail. Example: `--iw (1, 1, 0.5:100)` means retaining <mark style="color:green;">**100%**</mark> shape, <mark style="color:green;">**100%**</mark> color, and <mark style="color:green;">**50%**</mark> level of detail with a threshold of <mark style="color:green;">**100**</mark> in the blended result.&#x20;

Note: When using `--iw`, `--blend`, and `--qrw`, include these parameters in your command along with your prompt. For blended image regeneration, click "Regenerate" and fill in both the base image and QR code.

Avoid common mistakes:

* For `--qrw`, use two values (e.g., `--qrw (0.8, 0.9)`) for proper contrast and readability.
* When using `--presets`, choose either "logo" or "portrait" instead of combining them.

Thank you for using the `/blend` command. Have fun creating unique QR Art with Quick QR Art!


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