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Make a QR code

Make QR codes for shirts, packing slips, signs and flyers, change where they go any time, and count every scan.

All planspointing a code at your website needs Grow

SKUFlow QR codes hold a short SKUFlow link, not the destination itself. You can change where a printed code goes later without reprinting it, and see every scan.

Create the code

Go to Engage → QR codes and click New QR code.

Name it

Give it a Name after where it's printed, such as "Shop window" or "Packing slips". Only you see it.

Choose where it goes

Under Where it goes, pick Your website, A page of your website, Your request form or Another web address.

Style it and create it

Under Look, set the Code colour, Background and Dots, and optionally a Caption printed under the code and a Logo in the middle. Click Create QR code.

Download it

Click Download and pick a file. For banners, shirts and signs use SVG (print): it stays sharp at any size. The PNG files are for the web and smaller prints.

The New QR code form

Screenshot coming soon

Track what it brings in

Leave Track bookings from this code on. Requests and messages from people who scanned it then show that they came from the code, and the code's page counts its scans and leads.

While your website isn't published, a code that points at it opens your request form instead, so a printed code never leads nowhere.

Turn a code off

Switch off Active. Scans then show a "no longer active" page. Switch it on again any time.

Scans are counted without storing anyone's address, and link-preview bots aren't counted.

Delete QR code stops every printed copy working and deletes its scan history. To pause a code, switch it off instead.

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