QR codes for business cards, flyers, creators and everyday use
These are the everyday uses: a card in a pocket, a flyer on a board, a bookmark in a book, a tag on a collar. They share one problem, which is that print cannot be edited, and one fix, which is a code that you can point somewhere new.
Choose one destination per code and say what it is in a few words next to it.
10 guides for print, creators and everyday life
Business cardsA code on the back that opens your portfolio, contact page, or booking link. Flyers and postersEvent posters and notice-board flyers that send people to tickets or sign-ups. Resumes and job fairsResumes and name tags that open a portfolio, LinkedIn page or booking link. Podcasts and YouTube channelsStickers, cards and slides that open the latest episode, the channel or a sign-up page. Authors and bookmarksBookmarks, back covers and signing tables that open the next chapter, a mailing list or a series page. Product manuals and instructionsQuick start guides and appliance stickers that open videos, parts and support. App downloads and softwarePosters, packaging and business cards that send people to the right app store. Pet tags and lost itemsA tag or luggage label that lets a finder reach you without a home address. Dog walkers and pet sittersFlyers and door tags that open booking, rates and reviews. Memorial and funeral cardsPrayer cards and programs that open an online tribute, photos and the service details.What works in this group
- Make the code at least 2 cm (0.8 inch) square on handheld items, with a clear white border.
- Print a short web address as text next to the code.
- Test your printed copy on two phones before you print a batch.
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