How to use the Kid-Safe QR Card Generator
How this QR code works
This code stores the destination URL, and the card around it carries the safety message: ask a grown-up first. The child-facing label says what the card is for, and the adult note tells the grown-up what has been checked. The card does not make a destination safe — the grown-up who checks the link does.
Using this card in a classroom or at home
Print the card with the label in large type and the permission message at the top, where a child sees it before the code. The grown-up should open the destination themselves first, check it is what the label says, and stay nearby while the child uses it. Never hand a child a code to an unchecked destination.
Testing before you print
Print the card at its real size and check a child can read the label and the permission message without help. Open the destination yourself and confirm it matches the label, with no ads, sign-ups, or links leading away from it.