Create QR Code

Pick a content type, then customize the design. Codes save when you're signed in.

1What do you want to encode?

10 types
Website / Link sends scans straight to any web address.

2Fill in the details

Website / Link

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Custom domains are a Pro feature.

Your QR Code
Your QR code will appear here
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Pick what to encodeURL, Wi-Fi, contact card, and more
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Customize the designColors, dot styles, and a center logo
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Download & sharePNG, SVG, JPEG, or WebP

Creating QR codes in bulk? Upload a CSV and generate up to 250 URL or Contact Card QR codes at once, each with its own trackable link.

PRO

QR Codes for Craft Fairs & Vendor Booths

A craft fair booth gets a few seconds with each shopper who walks past, and most of them are not buying today — they are the "I love this, do you have a card?" crowd. A QR code on your booth sign turns that moment into something durable: one scan and they are on your Etsy shop, your email list, or your social page before they drift to the next stall. Because MetricQR codes are dynamic, one laminated sign works for every market all season — you can re-point it to a show special, your newest collection, or a different shop link without reprinting. And the scan counts quietly answer the question every maker argues about after the season: which markets were actually worth the booth fee.

Popular Use Cases

  • A booth sign linking to your Etsy shop or website — shoppers browse later and buy
  • Email list sign-ups without a clipboard: scan, type an address, done
  • A "scan to pay" card linking your existing PayPal, Venmo, or Square payment page
  • Business cards and product tags that open your full catalog
  • A show-day special: re-point the same sign to a discount page each market

Why Use a QR Code

Know Which Markets Pay Off

Scans are counted by day and city, so after the season you can compare markets and skip the booth fees that never earned a scan.

One Laminated Sign, All Season

The printed code never changes — re-point it to a new collection, a show special, or a different shop whenever you like.

Catch the "I'll Buy Later" Crowd

Most booth visitors are browsing. A scan puts your shop in their phone, which beats hoping they keep a business card.

How to Create Your QR Code

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    Fill in the form

    Paste the link to your Etsy shop, sign-up form, or payment page — then print the code big enough to scan from across the booth.

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    Customize your QR code

    Choose colors, add a logo, and adjust the style to match your brand.

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    Download or save

    Download your QR code or save it to your account to track scans and analytics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should my craft booth QR code link to?

Pick one job per code. A shop code goes to your Etsy store or website, a mailing-list code goes to your sign-up form, and a payment code goes to the PayPal, Venmo, or Square page you already use. Separate codes keep the scan counts meaningful — you learn whether shoppers wanted your shop, your list, or your checkout.

Can shoppers pay me by scanning a QR code?

Yes, by linking the code to the payment page you already have — your PayPal.Me link, Venmo profile, or Square checkout. MetricQR handles the scan and redirect; the payment itself happens on your payment provider exactly as normal, and MetricQR never touches the money.

How do I know which craft shows were worth the booth fee?

Every scan is recorded with its date and city-level location. After a few markets, open the code’s analytics and compare: a show where forty people scanned your booth sign earned its fee even if sales were slow that day, because those shoppers carry your shop home with them. A show with three scans and no sales is data too.

Can I reuse the same sign at every market?

Yes — that is the point of a dynamic code. Laminate one sign and it lasts all season, even if you change your featured collection, run a show-day special, or move from Etsy to your own website. You edit the destination from your phone between markets; the printed code never changes.

How big should the code be on a booth sign?

Big enough to scan from across the table without leaning in — roughly 3 inches (8 cm) or larger for a tabletop sign, bigger for a banner. Add a caption frame like "Scan to see the full collection" so shoppers know what they get; a bare code gets ignored.

Looking for more options? Explore the full craft fairs & vendor booths generator or browse all QR code use cases.

ANALYTICS · INCLUDED FREE

Comprehensive Analytics

Track and analyze your QR code performance with detailed insights — every metric is part of the free plan.

  • Daily scan statistics and trends
  • Device and platform distribution
  • Geographical scan locations
  • Time-based usage patterns
  • Even more detailed analytics coming soon