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QR Codes for Flyers free

A flyer without a QR code asks the reader to remember a URL until they're back at a screen. A flyer with one converts on the spot: scan, land on the page, sign up or buy. It also solves print marketing's oldest problem — measurement. Give each flyer batch its own dynamic code and you'll see exactly how many scans each neighborhood, venue or design produced.

Content type
Design
Code color
Background
Pantone

Approximate on-screen match — print color may differ.

Saved palettes

Save your brand colors once, reuse them on every code. Stored in this browser.

Pattern
Corner frame
Corner dot
Logo
Error correction
Quiet zone (white border around code)
8px
Border (line around the code)
Off

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Everything your printer asks for in one file: PDF with crop marks & 3 mm bleed, vector EPS and a 300 DPI PNG proof.

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How to make a qr codes for flyers

01

Paste the campaign link — an event page, signup form, or promo landing page.

02

Add your logo and brand colors so the code reads as part of the design, not an afterthought.

03

Download PNG or SVG and place it prominently with a short call to action next to it.

Where people use it

Event promotion

Concerts, meetups, workshops — the code goes straight to tickets or registration while interest is fresh.

Local business offers

Handout flyers link to your booking page or online store instead of hoping people type the address later.

A/B testing designs

Print two flyer versions with two dynamic codes and let scan counts tell you which design pulls.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my flyers are working?

Use a dynamic code. It records every scan with country and device data, so you can compare batches, locations and designs with real numbers instead of guessing.

What size should the code be on an A5 flyer?

At least 2 x 2 cm for close-range scanning, larger if the flyer will be read from a distance, like on a notice board. Always keep a clear margin — the quiet zone — around the code.

Does the code need a call to action?

It helps a lot. A short line like 'Scan for tickets' or 'Scan to book' next to the code tells people why to bother, and scan rates rise accordingly.

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