QR Codes for Business

Menus

Link a table QR code to a digital menu page. Customers scan and browse on their phones without installing an app. Place the code where customers can see it easily and include a short instruction such as "Scan to view our menu." Use a URL QR code pointing to your menu page.

Business cards

Add a vCard QR code to your business card so contacts save your details in one scan. Include your name, phone, email, website, and organization. Print the code at least 2.5–3 cm wide and download the SVG for crisp print edges.

Wi-Fi

Let customers and guests join your network without typing a password. Create a Wi-Fi QR code and display it in the room or at the counter. For businesses, use a guest network separate from your internal network.

Product information

Print a QR code on product packaging that links to instructions, care guides, warranty information, or a support page. This keeps packaging clean while giving customers access to detailed information on their phones.

Events

Share event details with an event QR code so attendees can add it to their calendar in one scan. For venue navigation, pair it with a location QR code. Veyqora does not provide event registration — link to an external registration page with a URL QR code if needed.

Printed marketing materials

Connect flyers, posters, brochures, and signs to online actions. A QR code on a flyer can open a landing page, a poster can link to a promotion, and a brochure can direct readers to detailed product information. Always include a short instruction telling people what happens when they scan.

Best practices

• • Keep contrast high — dark modules on a light background.
• • Print at least 2.5–3 cm wide with a clear white quiet zone.
• • Use SVG for print — it stays sharp at any size.
• • Scan-test on a printed proof before mass production.
• • Keep logos small relative to the code.
• • Include a short instruction next to the code.

For a full overview with a working generator, visit the QR codes for business page.