1. Your details
Your one link — the page that holds pre-orders, shipping, gift cards and your list sign-up. Replace the address above with your own page. The one filled in is only an example.
Give the scan a reason that isn't "follow us." A reason converts three to five times better.
2. Your colors
Or start from a palette
Uses your own colors, checked for scannability first. Want the full set — palette, fonts, logo rules, all applied? Build a brand board and these tools open in your colors automatically.
3. Style
Module shape
Corner eyes
Keep it small. A logo covers part of the code — the tool switches to the strongest error correction so it still scans, but always test it before you print 200 of them.
Your QR code
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Test it before you print.
Open your phone camera and scan the code on this screen. If it opens your link, you're good. If it hesitates, raise the contrast or turn off dots.
Print size rule of thumb.
A code scans from about 10× its own width. A 2-inch code works across a table; the 4-inch code on the table sign reads from the aisle.
PNG is for printers and Canva. SVG is for a sign shop or anything you need huge.
Your print kit
Now do the part most vendors skip
- 1. Put the sign where the money is — beside the card reader and on the sold-out item, not at the far end of the table.
- 2. Say the ask out loud when you sell out. "I'm out of the strawberry — scan this and I'll hold you one Saturday."
- 3. Make sure that link captures an email. A scan you can't email again is a scan you wasted.