Draw a marquee where the code should go, choose what to encode, hit place. It lands as a vector smart object, sized to your selection. Built for print work, where a code that does not scan is a reprint.
yes, it really scans ↓
recolour it, we keep checking the contrast
Three moves. No export, no re-import, no rasterized mystery PNG.
Drag a selection where the code should live. Modula reads its size and your document's resolution.
Pick the type, fill in the fields. Nine encodings, from a plain URL to a full contact card.
A vector smart object, sized to your selection. The logo stays its own editable layer.
All static. The destination is encoded directly, so a printed code keeps working.
Drop any SVG, or PNG with transparency, into the middle. The clearance follows the logo's actual shape instead of punching a square hole, so it takes less of the code than it looks like it should.
this one stopped scanning
same logo. still scans.
Free. One .ccx file. Double-click it and Creative Cloud installs the panel into Photoshop.
Creative Cloud will say the plugin is not from Adobe, because it is not distributed through their marketplace. That prompt is expected. Nothing in the panel asks for network access, which the manifest can be checked for.