Who said QR codes can't be
beautiful, fast and flexible?
Generate QR codes for any link. Track scans. Attribute revenue. Look good on packaging.
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The Problem
You put QR codes on packaging, in stores, on print materials. But do they work? And can we update them later?
Key Features
Revenue Attribution
QR codes work with our Promo Links module. Scans that convert get attributed. See actual ROI.
Built in Templates
Classic, Modern, Gradient, Professional, Bold, Colorful, Elegant, Fun. Save your own.
Bulk Generation
Need 50 QR codes for 50 products? Generate them in bulk. Download as a ZIP.
Dynamic Destinations
Change where a QR code points without reprinting. Update the destination URL anytime.
How a QR code stays trackable
Built on a promo link
A code is generated from a promo link rather than pointing at a bare URL, so every scan inherits that link's tracking, discount and personalization. A scan is a click, with all the same reporting.
Branded without breaking
Colours and an embedded logo are supported because QR has built-in error correction — the code carries redundant data so it still reads with part of it covered. More logo means a higher correction level.
Print and digital are different exports
PNG for screens and email; SVG for anything printed, because SVG scales to any size without softening. Exporting a screen-resolution PNG and enlarging it for a poster is the usual way a code ends up unscannable.
QR code questions
PNG or SVG — which should I use?
SVG for print, PNG for digital. SVG is resolution-independent, so the same file works on a business card and a billboard; PNG is fixed-resolution and will pixelate if enlarged past its export size.
How big does the printed code need to be?
Scanning distance sets the minimum: roughly 1cm of code for every 10cm a phone will be held away. A business card wants about 2.5cm, a flyer about 4cm, a billboard far more than people expect.
Can I put my logo in the middle?
Yes, and the error-correction level should rise with the logo's size — from about 15% recovery for a small mark to 30% for a large one. Test a print before committing to a run.
Can I change where a code points after it's printed?
Because the code resolves through a promo link rather than a hard-coded URL, the destination is changed on the link — the printed code keeps working.
