Product Page QR codeYou can edit this one
Tell people more than the box can fit
A page about your products, opened from the product itself, with orders and a link to your shop if you want them.
Free to start. You'll need an account to save it.
How it looks in real life
Why people use a product page QR code
Room to explain
Say as much as you like. The box stays clean.
Fix a mistake
Wrong detail? Correct the page, not the packaging.
Show it properly
Photos from angles a box has no space for.
Take order requests
Shoppers add items and send you an order.
Link to your shop
Add a button to Amazon or your own site.
Learn what confuses
Lots of scans after buying means unclear instructions.
How to make a product page QR code
- 1Add the details and photos
- 2Print the code on the label
- 3Update it whenever
Where people put it
BoxesShelf edgesCare labelsTrade standsInstruction leaflets
Questions about product page QR codes
One per product. Otherwise you can't tell what people looked at.
Yes, if you switch ordering on. They send you an order request. No payment is taken on the page.
Yes. Each product can have its own button and link.
Not yet. Think of it as a second square, for customers.
Yes, that's usually the reason to use one.
Around two centimetres, with clear space around it.
How people use product page QR codes
Scheduled Redirects
A scheduled redirect lets one printed code open a different link depending on the time, the day or the date.Dynamic QR Codes
A dynamic code points at a short link you control, so you can change where it goes and see how often it gets used.Retail & Products
A QR code on the box or the shelf lets a product say everything the packaging has no space for.You can change this one later
It opens a page you control, so you can edit it after printing and see every scan.
What that means