Custom QR code stickers can be a simple way to connect printed materials with online content. They can send customers to a website, menu, booking page, social profile, product information page, or promotion.
Where QR code stickers work well
- Product packaging and care cards.
- Menus, event signage, and table displays.
- Business cards and promotional handouts.
- Equipment labels or information stickers.
- Giveaways that link to a website or social page.
Keep the code easy to scan
QR codes need enough size and contrast to scan reliably. Keep the code clear, avoid placing important parts too close to the cut edge, and leave enough quiet space around it.
Black on white is usually the safest option for scan reliability. If you want to use brand colours or specialty materials, test the QR code carefully before submitting the final artwork.
Die cut shapes
Die cut stickers can make QR code stickers look more branded, but the QR code itself should remain clean and readable. The custom shape should sit around the design, not interfere with the code.
Proof before production
We send a digital proof before printing so you can check the size, shape, and layout. You should also scan and test the QR code before approving the proof.
If you are ordering QR code stickers, upload the highest quality artwork you have and make sure the linked page is correct before production begins.
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