GetQR Reviews

I created QR codes for the local flyers. With get qr, it was possible to update links dynamically, and track engagement by location. High-resolution exports printed cleanly, and the tool simplified marketing efforts.

Analytics track scan times and locations. Edits are possible post-print with Dynamic Links, and high-resolution downloads look professional.

Slightly delayed export when exporting several QR codes at once.

We used GetQR to configure codes for various booths at a convention. sharing links with the team was simple. posting comments on each code would allow tracking.

Dashboard allowed teamwork to be simple when sharing qr links and monitoring how many times each code was read

Would like a comment area for team members

At a national product launch, I created an extensive library of campaign codes; exports and history tracking worked without losing context, and regional teams could update links as needed. Overall reliability under a load made managing scale possible.

Batch exports and dynamic edits were completed reliably even for large libraries for regional launches, and link history remained intact for auditing and reporting.

Search and filtering performance could be improved for very large libraries; advanced filters by tag, campaign, or date would help teams managing thousands of entries.

I ran codes at a weekend pop-up and used the scan timeline to schedule staff shifts more efficiently the next day. The analytics gave clear, actionable signals that translated into fewer missed leads and a better customer experience during high-traffic hours.

Time-of-day and location breakdowns in analytics helped me see peak scan periods, while device reports let us estimate onsite user types. CSV export made follow-up segmentation easy for our outreach list.

The export defaults could include a ready-made summary template for non-analysts. I have to manually pick columns in order to perform fast reporting to stakeholders; this would hasten recurring reports with a preset export.

My studio prepared a brochure, and handing off the exported SVGs eliminated an entire round of file fixes. GetQR respected vector integrity and logo placement, which meant fewer revisions and faster approvals from the printer. A color profile picker would be nice but didn’t block delivery.

Precise SVG output and logo embedding saved hours of manual vector cleanup. Exported files were ready for the designer's layout tool, and the quiet-zone margin respected print safe areas.

Including a color-profile chooser in the export modal would help designers working with particular print profiles, avoiding an extra step of color conversion.

I printed QR codes for an event schedule. GetQR allowed me to update session links and track scans to make coordination go much smoother. High-resolution exports looked professional and scanned perfectly.

With dynamic QR codes, one can make updates in real-time; high-resolution scans to maintain clarity, analytics to track activity.

More intuitive management of several codes could be possible on certain dashboards.

utilized GetQR to create codes for a charity raffle. it was successful but i wanted more design options. having seasonal or themed templates would be fantastic.

i enjoyed being able to customize colors and shapes easily, which made the final design look exactly how I wanted without any extra steps.

it could use additional design templates for special campaigns

We launched a new product and utilised one GetQR code across all materials. The scan data was invaluable-it showed that our email list was the most engaged channel. We could never have gathered that insight before.

Using GetQR for our multi-channel campaign meant we could use one consistent code everywhere. The analytics then showed us exactly which channel was performing best: social media, flyers, email.

The first process of understanding the difference between a static and dynamic code could be made more comprehensible on the very page of code creation.

used GetQR to create rsvp qr codes for our wedding invitations. the process was simple and the colors blended beautifully with the card design. a few fancy frame options would make them even prettier.

the customization tools were simple to use, and the color options matched my event invites perfectly without extra tweaking

adding a few more decorative frame options would be nice

Added QR codes for links in printed product catalogs. With the facility of GetQR, links could be changed when products get updated. It was easy for customers to use and provided professional-looking printed codes. That made catalog management much easier.

With dynamic QR links, edits are possible even after printing; high-resolution exports retain clarity, and customization allows for branding.

Slightly delayed when exporting many codes.

I bulk-created product labels for inventory and the zip arrived with predictable filenames that matched our SKU list, which meant that our label printer and POS import were painless. The file preparation time saved was substantial and allowed me to focus on layout rather than file juggling.

Bulk creation took care of the patterned suffixes, creating nicely named files compressed in a zip. Packaging included SVG and PNG variants, saving manual export time and avoiding renaming steps.

Bulk preview thumbnails could be larger, showing file-type icons so it's immediately obvious at a glance which ones are SVG and which are PNG; small quality-of-life improvement for rapid checks.

I made QR codes for my friend’s birthday invites and printed them on the cards. Tthe GetQR dashboard made it easy to match colors to the party theme. i just think adding more playful templates would make it even more fun next time.

Creating QR codes for event invitations was fast and the color options made them match my theme.

Could use a few more modern template styles to choose from.

used GetQR to refresh a food truck menu on a daily basis. worked great, even on my smartphone. a more mobile-friendly dashboard would be ideal.

i thoroughly enjoyed the instant switching of links - it made jumping between pages so much quicker and more seamless than I had anticipated.

the interface is a bit less mobile-friendly than it could be. It is okay on desktop, but on smaller screens some of the buttons are a bit squashed and could do with improved spacing.

Everything was in working order for the most part, but I was held back in the color options. Options for gradients or the ability to create custom hex color sets would definitely bring an extreme level of flexibility for my branding campaigns.

I enjoyed customizing with brand colors for a campaign. I utilized the GetQR platform to promote an electric local music night event successfully.

desired additional gradient options or color palette

For a weekend workshop, I produced QR codes for handouts. GetQR allowed updates post-print, and the analytics showed which materials were accessed most. It saved time and reduced paper waste.

Dynamic links allow for post-print updates, high-res exports scan clearly, and analytics track attendee engagement for feedback.

Perhaps bulk-edit options on a bunch of handouts all at once.

The GetQR platform made it really easy for me to connect physical pieces with digital content for my public art project. I created dozens of codes, and the hi-res SVG files were key to large-scale printing. They look crisp and clear. It removed all the technical stress from the creative process.

I was in need of creating QR codes for an interactive installation piece, and the number of high-resolution download formats was a real dream come true: PNG, SVG, EPS. The codes printed perfectly on most surfaces without any pixelation. The straightforward pricing was a godsend.

The template library for code frames and shapes is decent, and I feel that it could be expanded with a few more artistic or abstract options. For a highly creative project, I ended up designing around the basic frames.

made 30+ codes for a museum exhibit linking to descriptions. GetQR handled bulk generation easily. naming them while creating would assist in tracking.

the bulk download feature really saved me time during a large project, making file handling faster and smoother

be great to label or tag codes while creating them

We have GetQR codes on each and every table. It's something the customers absolutely love, and way more hygienic than physical menus.

As a restaurant owner, GetQR has been a perfect solution for our digital menus. The dynamic codes mean we can update our menu for daily specials or price changes without any hassle.

Great analytics overall, but I am more interested in what time of day the scans occur. Knowing lunch versus dinner scan traffic would be very helpful for menu planning and staffing decisions.

I generated QR codes to track sign-ins for a community volunteer event. With GetQR, I could update links in real-time and avoid reprinting sheets. Participants reported ease of scanning, and I could review engagement via analytics. Outside of some small quirks in navigation, the tool was very effective and saved hours of time.

Dynamic QR links ensure that any registration form or document would be updated instantaneously with no need for reprinting, and high-resolution exports allowed for clean scans on printed sheets.

Some navigation buttons were not immediately intuitive and had to be learned over a short period to find certain features like analytics or previous versions.

added qr codes for resumes and apps at our stand. received clear scan data and feedback. being able to see which device type scanned the most would be useful next time.

analytics allowed me to quantify candidate interest. adding a filter by device type would be a nice touch.

analytics allowed me to quantify candidate interest. adding a filter by device type would be a nice touch.