How to make a QR code for your online store
People who like what they see in person often want to buy later, at home. A code on a tag, a table sign or a package insert sends them straight to the right page.
Link to a specific product when you can. A homepage link makes people search again.
How do I make a QR code for my online store?
Pick the page you want to open.
| Where the code is | Link to |
|---|---|
| A product tag | That product's page |
| A market booth sign | Your shop's best sellers or homepage |
| A package insert | A reorder page or a discount for the next order |
| A business card | Your shop |
Should I use one code or many?
One code per placement is easiest to learn from. For hundreds of products, one code per product line is more practical. A single dynamic code can be repointed when a collection changes.
Can a QR code carry a discount?
Yes, if your shop gives you a link that applies a code. Check the link on a fresh browser before printing.
Questions
Does the code work on a product tag?
Yes, at least 2 cm (0.8 inch) square, matte.
Can I change the product link when it sells out?
Yes. Point the code at a similar product.
Do shoppers need an app?
No.
Cost?
$3 once per code.
Can I link to a collection instead of one product?
Yes. Use the collection's address.
What if the product goes out of stock?
Point the code at a similar product or the shop.
Get a dynamic QR code for $3
Pay once. Pick the page your code opens, print it wherever you need it, and change the page whenever you like.