Save your page's QR code

At events or merch tables, reading out a URL or asking people to type it is a hassle. With a QR code, people just point their camera and your page opens. Use it on business cards, flyers, or signage at your booth. Available on all plans.

Save the QR code

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   Tap "Share" on the bar at the bottom of the page editor
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   Choose "Save QR code"
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   The QR code appears — tap "Save as PNG" or "Save as SVG"

You can print the saved file directly, or send it as an image.

Choosing between PNG and SVG

• SVG — Best for printing. It stays sharp at any size, whether that's a small business card or a large poster. Choose this if you're sending artwork to a print shop
• PNG — Best for showing on a screen or posting to social media as an image. Almost any app that handles images can open it

If you're unsure: SVG for print, PNG for screens.

Settle on your URL before printing

A QR code encodes your page's URL as it is at the time you save it. If you change your URL later, QR codes you saved before the change will stop working.

If you plan to print it on business cards or flyers, decide on your URL first and leave it unchanged before saving the QR code. See Set your custom URL and publish your page for how to set it.

If it won't scan

• Printed too small — On a business card, aim for around 2cm square. Too small and cameras may not read it
• Not enough margin around it — A QR code needs blank space around its edges. The saved file already includes that margin, so place it as-is rather than cropping in
• Placed over a background — Putting it directly on a photo or colored background makes it harder to read. Keep the white area around it

It's unavailable while your page is unpublished

While your page is unpublished, its URL shows nothing, so the share menu itself is disabled. Publish your page before saving the QR code.

For how to let visitors spread your page, see Add a share button.