QR Codes for Business
QR codes make it easier for customers to reach your menu, save your contact details, join your Wi-Fi, or find your location — all by scanning with their phone camera. Create them free, right in your browser.
Website / URL
Send people straight to a web page, product listing or online menu.
Domains such as example.com are automatically secured with https://
Your QR code will appear here
Enter the required information to generate a live preview.
Generated locally. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Restaurants & cafés
Digital menus
Link a table QR code to a digital menu page so customers browse on their phones. No app needed, no printed menus to replace when prices change.
Table QR codes
Place the QR code where customers can see it easily and include a short instruction such as 'Scan to view our menu.'
Guest Wi-Fi
Let customers join your network without asking staff for the password. Print a Wi-Fi QR code and display it in the dining area.
Contact & location
Encode your phone number or a location QR code so customers can call or navigate to your venue.
Business cards
vCard QR codes
Add a vCard QR code to your business card so contacts save your name, phone, email, and website in one scan — no typing.
Phone & email actions
Include a phone or email QR code alongside the vCard so people can call or email you directly from the card.
Print advice
Print the QR code at least 2.5–3 cm wide with a white quiet zone. Download the SVG for crisp edges at any print size.
Small shops
Product information
Link packaging or shelf labels to detailed product pages, care guides, or warranty information.
Website & contact
Direct customers to your online store or a contact page from a flyer or counter sign.
Location
Help customers find your shop with a location QR code that opens in their maps app.
Customer support
Encode a phone, SMS, or email QR code so customers can reach support quickly.
Events
Event information
Share event details with a calendar event QR code so attendees add it to their phone in one scan.
Venue location
Point attendees to the entrance, parking, or meeting room with a location QR code.
Schedule & contact
Link to an online schedule page with a URL QR code, or share an organizer contact with a vCard.
Registration
Link to an external registration page with a URL QR code. Veyqora does not provide event registration itself.
Printed materials
Flyers & posters
Connect printed flyers and posters to a landing page, promotion, or sign-up form.
Packaging
Link product packaging to instructions, ingredients, or support pages.
Brochures & signs
Add QR codes to brochures and indoor signs so people can access more information on their phones.
Printing advice
Use SVG for all printed materials — it stays sharp at any size. Always scan-test a printed proof before mass production.
Wi-Fi sharing
Guest access
Restaurants, offices, salons, and shops can share Wi-Fi without dictating a password. Print a Wi-Fi QR code and display it for guests.
Separate network
For businesses, use a guest network separate from your internal network. Anyone who scans the code can join, so place it where only intended people can see it.
No re-typing
If your password changes, generate a new QR code and replace the old printed version. Static codes cannot be updated.
Business QR code design best practices
Contrast
Keep the foreground dark and background light. Veyqora warns you when colors may be too low contrast.
Size
Print at least 2.5–3 cm wide for close-range scanning. Larger for posters viewed from a distance.
Quiet zone
Leave a white margin of at least 4 modules around the code. Veyqora's quiet zone setting controls this.
Logo usage
Keep logos small relative to the code. Veyqora auto-sets error correction to H when you add a logo.
Print quality
Download SVG for print — it stays sharp at any size. Use PNG only for screens.
Placement
Place the code where people can see it easily, at a comfortable scanning height. Include a short instruction.
Lighting
Avoid glossy surfaces that cause glare. Print on matte material for reliable scanning.
Moderate customization
Avoid heavy styling — rounded dots and colors are fine, but extreme customization can reduce scannability.
Before you print or publish — checklist
- Test the QR code by scanning it with your own phone.
- Test with more than one device if possible (iPhone and Android).
- Confirm the encoded information is correct (URL, phone, Wi-Fi credentials).
- Check contrast — dark modules on a light background.
- Check size — at least 2.5–3 cm for close-range scanning.
- Leave sufficient white quiet zone around the code.
- If linking to a URL, check that the destination page is live and mobile-friendly.
- Make sure the QR code remains readable after printing — scan-test a printed proof.