QR code ideas
Real situations where a QR code saves time, and how to make one that works.
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Google review QR code
Happy customers rarely go looking for your review form. A QR code takes them there in one scan, at the moment they are standing in front of you.
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QR codes on business cards
A small square on your card can save your details straight into someone’s phone or open your portfolio. Here is how to choose what it holds and print it so it scans.
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QR codes for real estate signs
A buyer drives past your for sale sign at 8 pm. One scan should give them the photos, the price and a way to reach you, without writing anything down.
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QR codes for restaurants
A menu code, a Wi-Fi code and a review code cover most of what guests reach for their phones to do. Here is how to set them up so they scan every time.
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QR codes at weddings
A few small codes on the invitation and around the venue save guests from typing links, hunting for the address or asking for the Wi-Fi password.
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QR codes in the classroom
Typing a long link from the board wastes five minutes and half the class gets it wrong. A QR code gets everyone to the same page in seconds.
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QR codes on flyers, brochures and posters
Paper has limited space. A QR code lets a flyer or poster stay short and send people to the full version: the price list, the video, the form.
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Wi-Fi QR code for guests
Guests point their camera at the code and join your network. No spelling out the password, no squinting at the sticker under the router.