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Last updated: 2026-11-14

How to Reach Us

The way to reach this site is by email. Write to pakee8890@gmail.com. The link opens the email app on your own device, with the address already filled in.

This site has no contact form, no phone number, and no postal address. Email is the only contact route, and it is read by Qumer Yas, who runs the site.

What This Site Is

Snapseed QR Codes is run by Qumer Yas. He makes and tests the codes on this site and writes and reviews its guides.

The site gives Snapseed QR codes made inside the Snapseed app, with the settings used to make each look, a before photo and an after photo, and the date each code was tested. It also gives step guides for scanning a code, saving a Look, and changing a photo background. The site is free to read, with no sign-up and no paywall.

The About page says more about who runs the site and how each code is made and tested.

What to Write About

Write about anything on this site that looks wrong or could be better. The most useful emails are the ones that name the page and say what is wrong with it.

  • ✓A wrong setting, step, or fact in a guide or on a code page.
  • ✓A QR code that does not scan, with the page it is on.
  • ✓A look you would like the site to make and test.
  • ✓A copyright matter, such as material on this site that you own.
  • ✓A privacy request, such as access to or deletion of personal data held about you.
  • ✓A correction, a suggestion, or a question about the site.

What to Include in Your Email

A short email with the right detail is answered faster than a long email with none. Include the page address where the problem is, and say what went wrong in plain words.

If the problem is a code that does not scan, say which Snapseed version you use and whether you are on Android or iPhone. If the problem is a setting that does not match your photo, say what kind of photo it is, such as a portrait, a green field, or a night street photo.

Before You Write About a Scan Problem

If a code does not scan, the answer may already be on the site. The How to Scan page explains the scan steps for Snapseed 4, including the case where the code and the photo are on the same phone, and its troubleshooting table covers the most common scan failures.

If that page does not fix the problem, write in with the page address of the code and the Snapseed version you use.

When You Will Hear Back

Every email is read by Qumer Yas, and a reply is sent once the matter has been checked. Privacy and copyright emails are answered first.

Do not send the same email twice. A second copy does not speed up the reply, and it can push the first copy down the list.