

Step 1
Log in to The QR Code Generator (TQRCG) and select the URL or PDF QR Code based on the content type.
Step 2
Enter the URL you want shoppers to access, such as a product page, review page, how-to video, sustainability information, or GS1 Digital Link.
Step 3
Make your QR Code stand out by adding brand colors and your store or product logo. Add a CTA frame like “Scan for sustainability information” or “Scan to pay” to encourage more scans.
Step 4
Pick the correct format for retail, such as SVG printing or PNG for digital screens. Name and download your QR Code. Test it under store lighting to ensure there are no glare or scanning issues.
Add QR Codes to packaging to share product details, ingredients, sustainability information, or how-to tutorials. You can also use GS1 Digital Link for compliance and richer product origination information.
Place QR Codes on shelf talkers or aisle signage to help shoppers compare items, verify prices, or browse reviews. If the product is out of stock, they can also check if it’s available in any other partner store for delivery.
Use QR Codes on window displays to capture foot traffic, even after hours. You can add scan-to-shop links, weekly promotions, or product launch teasers to encourage customers to make a purchase.
Add QR Codes at checkout for fast mobile payments or instant digital receipts. You can also add QR Codes for quick loyalty program sign-ups or special offers.
Turn digital screens or printed lookbooks into interactive shopping experiences where customers can scan to view products or try on items digitally.
Include QR Codes on flyers, posters, or promotional handouts for discounts and lead capture. Use UTM-linked QR Codes to get campaign-level insights.
Update your QR Code links anytime and track every scan with real-time analytics. Get insights like date, time, and even location of the scan to understand which promotions are driving engagement.
From product pages and PDFs to coupons, payment wallets, or GS1/Digital Link support, our QR Codes cover every retail use case. Get flexibility to purchase only the QR Codes you actually need.
Make your QR Codes instantly recognizable by adding your logo, frame, and brand colors with ease. Download it in multiple formats based on the location, whether indoors or outdoors.
Protect customers with HTTPS links, tamper-proof domains, and anti-phishing safeguards. Build trust and ensure a smooth experience every time for your customers.
QR Codes in retail stores are used to give shoppers quick access to everything they need, from pre-purchase to checkout. It can be used to share product information, discounts and promotions, digital payments, customer reviews, loyalty program enrollment, and post-purchase support, such as warranties or how-to guides.
The best QR Code for retail packaging is a dynamic QR Code. These QR Codes let you update product pages, campaign URLs, instructions, or traceability information at any time without reprinting any material.
Yes. QR Codes are secure for retail payments when they use HTTPS links, secure redirects, and tamper-evident printing. Retailers should also use trusted QR Code platforms that support link monitoring and phishing protection.
Place QR Codes at eye level (3.5–5 ft) on matte, non-glare surfaces. Ideally, avoid areas with corners, moving surfaces, or heavy reflections to ensure consistent scanning.
Not fully. Traditional barcodes are still required for POS systems, but QR Codes act as a powerful complement. With Sunrise 2027, GS1 supports 2D barcodes (including QR Codes), which means QR Codes may become more common at checkout.
QR Codes often fail to scan due to poor lighting, glare, low color contrast, missing or damaged quiet zones, or printing the QR Code too small for smartphone cameras to detect. Ensuring the right size, contrast, and placement improves reliability.