QR codes

Every link has a QR code. Because the code points at your short link, you can change where it goes after it's printed.

Available on: All plans. The designer needs a paid plan. 2 minutes

1. Open a link and press QR code

   

2. Design it

   Pick a template, or set colors, dot style, a frame with text like "Scan for menu", and your logo.

   

3. Test it with your phone

   Point your phone's camera at the preview. It should open your link.

4. Download

   • PNG: for websites, slides and social posts.
   • SVG: for designers. It stays sharp at any size.
   • PDF: ready to send to a printer.

Tips for printing

• Keep it at least 2 cm wide. On a poster, go bigger.
• Use a dark code on a light background. Light on dark often fails.
• Choose High error correction if you add a logo, or if it might get scratched.
• Always scan the final printed proof before ordering thousands.

Tracking

Scans count separately from clicks, so QR scans in Analytics shows how your printed material does. To compare two posters, make a link for each.

If something isn't working

Still stuck? Contact us and tell us what you tried.