Step 1 of 4
Make it unmistakably yours
Choose the colours and centre mark people will recognise before they scan.
QR codes
One code. Point it anywhere, any time.
Design it once in your colours, with your logo in the middle. Change where it points whenever your plans do, and see exactly who scanned it, and from where.
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Not just another plain black square
Pick any two colours from your palette and drop your logo or an icon for what it's for in the middle. The pattern stays within scanning tolerance no matter what you choose, so it still works, even printed small.
- Any two colours, not just black and white
- Your logo sits right in the centre
- Stays reliably scannable at any size
- Export in the exact shade you use everywhere else
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Same code. Same poster. New page behind it.
Always current
Print it once. Redirect it as often as you like.
The code on your poster never has to change, only where it points. Update the destination in seconds, whether that's a new menu, a new drop, or a new event page.
- Change the destination in seconds
- The printed code itself never changes
- Perfect for menus, packaging, event signage
- Set it to expire or redirect after a date
Print ready
Print-ready QR codes for every size
Export at 300dpi or as a true vector, so it holds up on a sticker, a flyer, or a banner three metres wide. Nothing pixelates, nothing blurs.
- 300dpi PNG for everyday printing
- Vector SVG and PDF for large format
- Sharp at sticker size or poster size
- Ready to hand straight to a print shop
Sticker 2 × 2 in · PNG
Product labels, laptop stickers, packaging seals
Flyer 8.5 × 11 in · SVG
Handouts, table tents, class or store flyers
Poster 24 × 36 in · PDF
Storefront windows, event backdrops, murals
PNG holds up for small runs; switch to SVG or PDF once you're printing large, since raster images start to blur past a certain size and vector never does.
Scan activity
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- New York 34%
- Los Angeles 21%
- Remote scans 18%
Scan analytics
See who scanned it, and from where
Every scan updates live: where it happened, what device it was on, and which of your codes is actually getting used. Not just a total, the detail behind it.
- Live scan counts, not next-day reports
- Location and device breakdown
- Compare scans across multiple codes
- Export anything, your data stays yours
How it works
From design to insight, in four steps
Step 2 of 4
Choose where it leads
Connect the code to the page people should see right now.
Step 3 of 4
Put it where people look
Export a crisp file for posters, packaging, menus, and every screen in between.
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See what earns attention
Follow scans, locations, and the codes that turn a glance into a visit.
FAQ
Questions about QR codes
The practical things to know before you print or share one.
Will a QR code with my colours and logo still scan properly?
Yes. The design stays within standard error-correction tolerances, so it scans like a plain black-and-white code while being much easier to recognise as yours.
Can I change where my QR code points after I've printed it?
Yes. The code never changes, only the destination behind it, so a poster or sticker printed months ago can still send people somewhere new today.
What file formats can I export?
Use 300dpi PNG for everyday printing, or vector SVG and PDF for large-format work like banners and storefront signage.
Do I need an app to scan one?
No. Every recent phone scans QR codes straight from its camera app, with no additional download required.
Can I see who scanned my code?
Yes. Every scan appears with its location, device and time alongside the rest of your link analytics.
Do QR codes expire?
Not unless you set them to. Leave a code alone and it keeps redirecting; set an expiry date only when a campaign needs one.
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