StickerNFC: QR and Cloud

A photo on a gift, a voice message or care notes beside a plant: StickerNFC opens your content through NFC, a QR code or a link. The app has no ads, in either Free or Pro. CHANGE THE CONTENT. KEEP THE STICKER. Replace cloud content later without rewriting the NFC tag or printing a new QR code. Public photos, videos and audio open in a browser, even when the recipient does not have the app. FREE LOCAL USE Create stickers with text, links, locations, contacts, photos, video or audio. Locally saved content stays on your device and works there offline, without an account. You can also share local photos, video and audio for free: send the sticker data as a file and import it into StickerNFC on the other device. No Pro subscription is needed. A QR code alone does not transfer local media files. This does not include automatic cloud backup. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose your content and create a sticker. 2. Write to a compatible NFC tag, or display, share or print the QR code. 3. Open the content by tapping the tag, scanning the code or following the link. SHARE THROUGH THE CLOUD Use the cloud for public media. An internet connection is required. Anyone with the public link can open the content. Cloud videos can be up to 60 seconds and 25 MiB per file; supported files are checked before upload. FREE AND PRO Local use stays free and ad-free. Try the cloud once with 3 slots, a total of 30 days from the first publication and 5 shared content changes. The trial includes a total of 200 views and 250 MiB of traffic. Deleting content does not reset these limits. The trial does not start a subscription. Pro provides ongoing cloud use with 2 GiB of storage and 50 GB of traffic per month. Monthly and yearly subscriptions are available. See the app for prices, further file limits and usage allowances. The subscription renews automatically until cancelled through Google Play. Pro has no ads either. PLAY WITH YOUR STICKERS Discover Sticker trail, Find pairs and Sticker calendar for shared play with NFC or QR. GOOD TO KNOW Reading and writing NFC tags requires an NFC-enabled phone and compatible writable tags. QR works without NFC. Media files are not stored on the NFC chip. Copies already made, and text or links written directly to a tag, cannot be taken back remotely.

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