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QR Codes for Flyers & Posters
A QR code on a flyer or poster closes the gap between print and action. Instead of expecting readers to remember a URL, they scan and land exactly where you want — a sign-up form, an offer, a video, or your booking page. With trackable codes you can finally measure print marketing: which posters, which locations, and which campaigns actually drive scans.
Popular Use Cases
- Event and gig posters linking to tickets
- Promotional flyers with a sign-up or offer page
- Community and noticeboard posters
- Recruitment and class enrollment flyers
- Door drops and leaflet campaigns
Why Use a QR Code
Make Print Measurable
Track scans per design and location to see which printed pieces actually perform.
Drive Real Action
Send readers straight to a form, offer, or video instead of hoping they type a URL.
A/B Test Placements
Use a separate code per location to compare footfall and response across spots.
How to Create Your QR Code
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Fill in the form
Paste the link you want readers to reach — a sign-up form, offer, video, or landing page.
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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
How do I add a QR code to a flyer or poster?
Generate the code here, download it as a high-resolution PNG or SVG, and drop it into your design with clear space around it so it scans cleanly.
How big should the QR code be on a poster?
As a rule of thumb, make the code at least 1/10th of the expected scanning distance. For a poster people read from a metre away, around 10cm works well.
Can I tell which poster location performed best?
Yes. Use a unique code per location and MetricQR tracks each separately, so you can compare scans across placements and campaigns.
Should I use a static or dynamic code on print?
A dynamic link is best for print — you can change the destination and see analytics, even after thousands of copies are already distributed.
Should I add a “Scan me” label to the code?
Yes — a bare code with no instruction gets ignored. MetricQR can wrap yours in a frame with your own caption, so the poster says what the reader gets: “Scan for tickets”, “Scan to apply”, or simply “Scan me”. It’s free, and the caption is part of the code image you download.
Looking for more options? Explore the full flyers & posters generator or browse all QR code use cases.
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