QR code

Visual Breakdown

• QR Code:

  • Rendered in bright blue on a black background, creating high contrast for visibility.

  • Animated with scan lines, flickers, and glitch transitions — reminiscent of cyberpunk aesthetics or futuristic UIs.

• Animation Style:

  • The code pulses slightly, with glitching artifacts and scan waves that suggest:

    • Digital surveillance

    • AR scanning

    • Secure access or authentication

Purpose & Intent

• This kind of animated QR code is typically used to:

  • Drive users to a website, NFT, event, or Web3 wallet.

  • Be integrated into video content, metaverse intros, or interactive ads.

  • Signal cutting-edge tech, cyber-security, or digital art access.

• The glitching makes it feel alive and responsive, urging viewers to scan and explore.

Technical Details

• Created by:

  • Designing a standard QR code (probably with a URL or link embedded).

  • Applying motion graphics via After Effects, possibly using displacement maps, scanline overlays, and flicker effects.

  • Ensuring motion doesn’t interfere with scanability — this animation pauses long enough for QR recognition.

Aesthetic Use Cases

• Perfect for:

  • Futuristic brand intros

  • Event flyers/posters (digital or printed)

  • Web3/NFT drops

  • Dark-mode, cyberpunk, or hacker-themed websites