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A code for the window, the menu and the van.
A code on the shop window that opens the booking page. One on the table that opens the menu. One on the van that opens the reviews. This plugin makes QR codes for any address on your website, shows them on a page if you want, and gives you print-ready files.
Works with: Website · Form · Game
On the roadmap. This plugin is planned, not yet in the product. Everything below describes how it will work when it ships, and nothing here is a date.
QR Code
PlannedQR codes for any page on your website, generated by the platform, shown on a page or downloaded for print in your branding.
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- Placed on a page by Max or in Edit mode, styled by your branding.
Pick a page and the platform generates the code. Download it for print, or place it on a page with a caption.
On the roadmap. This page describes how it will work when it ships.
Codes that point home.
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For any page
Pick a page and get its code. Change your domain later and regenerate; the platform keeps the list.
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Print-ready
Download as a crisp vector or a large image, in your ink colour or black, with a quiet zone that scanners need.
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On the page too
Place a code on a page with a caption, for a "scan to save our contact" card or a printable poster.
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Counted, if you like
Optionally give each code its own short address so scans show up in your analytics separately from other visits.
How it will work.
- Pick a page On the Plugins page, choose the destination and, optionally, a name for the code such as "Window".
- Download or place Download the file for print, or ask Max to put the code on a page.
- Print it Test a scan from the printed size before ordering a hundred stickers.
Good to know
- A code always points at your own website, on your domain when it is connected. There is no third-party redirect that can expire.
- A code is decorative on the page and carries a caption saying where it goes, so it is described in words too.
- The tracked short addresses are on your own domain, so they last as long as your website does.
Practical answers before you plan on it.
Read every answerWill the code stop working if I change my site?
A code points at an address on your website. Keep the page, or add a redirect from its old address, and the code keeps working.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
Yes, if you give the code a tracked address. Scans then appear in your analytics as visits to that address.
What size should I print it?
Bigger than you think. A code that will be scanned from a metre away wants to be at least a few centimetres across. Test before you print in bulk.
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