What QR codes are used for
Every job needs a slightly different code. Each guide explains which type fits, how to build it and what usually goes wrong.
Create a menu QR code
Build a QR menu for your restaurant or café. When prices change you edit the menu, not the sticker on the table.
Read the guideCreate a Wi-Fi QR code
Let guests join your network without typing anything. A Wi-Fi QR code is scanned with the camera and connects in one tap.
Read the guideCreate a business card QR code
Put your name, phone and social profiles in one code. The other person saves you to their contacts in one tap.
Read the guideCreate a Google review QR code
A QR code that drops customers straight onto the Google review screen. Put it on the receipt, the table or the door.
Read the guideCreate a PDF QR code
Share a brochure, catalogue, manual or menu through a QR code. Swap the file later and the code stays the same.
Read the guideCreate a WhatsApp QR code
Let people message you with the text already written. No need to save your number first.
Read the guideLink-in-bio QR code
Collect Instagram, your website, phone, location and campaign links on one page and share it with a single code.
Read the guideCampaign and coupon QR code
A QR code that opens a coupon page with the discount code, the terms and the expiry date.
Read the guideQR code for product packaging
Link product details, instructions and a buy button to the code on your packaging. The product can change; the packaging does not have to.
Read the guideCreate a location QR code
Let people get directions straight from their map app. Nobody has to type an address.
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