QR Code Use Cases: Where to Put a QR Code
A QR code can go on anything people see or hold: a flyer, a menu, a product label, a shipping box or an email signature. Pick your use case below to see what the code should open and what to measure.
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Link to an offer or a sign-up form. Use a dynamic code to count scans per flyer batch.
Open your contact details so people can save them. Use a vCard QR code or business card QR code.
Make the code large and put it at eye level. Link to a short mobile page with one action.
Let guests open the menu, order or leave a review from the table.
Use a large code and a high-contrast color pair so people can scan from a distance.
Link to a PDF catalog, a price list or a video. Use a PDF QR code.
Open the menu on the guest's phone. Change prices later without reprinting. See the menu QR code generator.
Show opening hours, a booking page or a Wi-Fi code to people who pass when you are closed.
Ask for a review or offer a coupon code for the next visit. Try a Google review QR code.
Link to instructions, a warranty form or a reorder page.
Show ingredients, allergen information or a recipe.
Open product details, a video or a tasting guide from the label.
Show size, care instructions or the product page from a hang tag.
Replace a long printed manual with a link to the latest PDF or video.
Add batch details, safety data or support contacts to the label.
Link to tracking, return instructions or a thank-you page.
Invite customers to leave a review, join a mailing list or follow you.
Send people from a sticker to a website, a profile or a promotion.
What type of QR code to use for a restaurant?
It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout.
- Food Packaging
With the rise in popularity of QR code menus and the need for more hygienic options, offering a QR menu has become a must for restaurants.
- Flyers
The aforementioned uses of QR codes in a consumer electronics store certainly reduce the chance of losing your customers who actually could not get engaged in your store.
- Business Cards
Using gym QR codes is undoubtedly effective if you link them to different informative or promotional stuff that shows your care and concern to your customers.
- Table Tents
Eliminate human error and make a QR Code that helps you provide safer and drastically improved healthcare.
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