# --qrw (QR Weight)

## V1 (in use for /generate, /qrart and /quickqrart)

**QR Weight (--qrw)**:

* This parameter determines how much emphasis the final image will place on your QR code.
* The default value is 0.8, but you can adjust it between 0 and 3. However, from our experiments QR Art has good range from `0.7 - 0.9` (try increase/decrease 0.05 each time until you can find the balance).
* Higher values will make the QR code more prominent in the generated image.

## V2 (only apply for /blend at the moment )

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.&#x20;

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 3 can improve contrast and readability in the QR Art.

Avoid common mistakes:

* For `--qrw`, use <mark style="color:green;">**two**</mark> values (e.g., `--qrw (0.8, 0.9)`) for proper contrast and readability.

<table><thead><tr><th width="223.33333333333331"></th><th width="173">Output</th><th width="332">Prompt</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Base Image</td><td><img src="/files/vjuEX1bnOjuDGE1YgFvt" alt=""></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>--qrw (0.8,0.9) (default)</td><td><img src="/files/AkC0X4EZsajo1cveIkWf" alt=""></td><td>snow --iw (1,1,0:100) --qrw (<mark style="color:blue;"><strong>0.8,0.9</strong></mark>) --blend 0.05 --seed 7376596062157470</td></tr><tr><td>--qrw (0.1,0.1)</td><td><img src="/files/CSF3ZJgKZWFBDH1ohmMj" alt=""></td><td>snow --iw (1,1,0:100) --qrw (<mark style="color:blue;"><strong>0.1,0.1</strong></mark>) --blend 0.05 --steps 16 --seed 7376596062157470</td></tr><tr><td>--qrw (0.6,0.4)</td><td><img src="/files/d5LASCDODVFa9Pi6853Q" alt=""></td><td>snow --iw (1,1,0:100) --qrw (<mark style="color:blue;"><strong>0.6,0.4</strong></mark>) --blend 0.05 --steps 16 --seed 7376596062157470</td></tr><tr><td>--qrw (0.1,1)</td><td><img src="/files/N9mpk71vOozi4tMGHA2Q" alt=""></td><td>snow --iw (1,1,0:100) --qrw (<mark style="color:blue;"><strong>0.1,1</strong></mark>) --blend 0.05 --steps 16 --seed 7376596062157470</td></tr><tr><td>--qrw (1,0.1)</td><td><img src="/files/kkbwdvCT05IpjeDqZGHZ" alt=""></td><td>snow --iw (1,1,0:100) --qrw (<mark style="color:blue;"><strong>1,0.1</strong></mark>) --blend 0.05 --steps 16 --seed 7376596062157470</td></tr></tbody></table>


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