QR Creator
Generate branded QR codes, redirect them after printing, and track scans.
QR Creator generates QR codes that you control after they are printed. The code stays the same; where it sends people does not have to.
Create a QR Code
Go to QR Studio → QR Creator and click Create QR.
Enter a QR name.
It must be at least three characters, alphanumeric, and start with a letter. This name is for you — customers never see it — so make it findable later: table-tent-cafe-2026 beats qr1.
Enter the URL the code should open.
Any valid URL works: a survey, a catalog, an access link, your website.
Click Create. The code is generated and appears in your list.
Design the Code
Open a QR from the list and switch to Editor Mode to style it — colours, patterns and shape — so it matches your brand instead of looking like a default black square.
Keep contrast high and do not over-style. A beautiful QR that phones cannot read is worse than a plain one — always test-scan before printing, ideally from a phone that is not yours.
Change Where It Points
The destination URL is editable at any time. The printed code keeps working; the next scan goes to the new address.
This is the whole reason to use QR Creator rather than a static generator:
- Redirect a seasonal campaign without reprinting
- Point last year's table tents at this year's survey
- Fix a URL that turned out to be wrong
Sharing the Code
| Control | Use |
|---|---|
| QR URL | Copy the short link behind the code, to send digitally |
| Copy URL | Copies it to your clipboard |
| Download | Save the image for print or design work |
Tracking Scans
The Statistics section shows Total Scans for the code.
Use it to compare placements: the same campaign on a receipt versus a table tent versus a poster tells you where your customers actually are.
Renaming and Managing
Use Rename QR to change the name — this does not affect the code or its destination. Search and sort in the list page header when your library grows.
Best Practices
- Name codes by placement, not by campaign — placements outlive campaigns
- Test-scan every code before it goes to print
- Point QR codes at an access link when the destination may need to become several destinations
- Leave quiet space around the code; QR readers need the margin