GetQR Reviews

Our restaurant added codes to each table tent linking to nutritional information and allergens. Customers with dietary restrictions appreciate the transparency. GetQR made this easy to implement without a developer.

The ability to update destination links after printing has saved us from reprinting hundreds of table cards when our menu software provider changed URLs. The analytics reveal which foods people check the most, which helps us understand customer concerns about ingredients and allergens.

The color picker isn't quite precise enough for exact brand color matching. Had to get close to our restaurant's famous green by a few shades.

The boss needs the QR code for our storefront window, which links directly to our Google review page. Found GetQR and made the code during my lunch hour.

I'm not particularly tech-savvy, but the interface walked me through everything clearly. Chose my colors, uploaded the logo, picked a download format, and had a finished code in minutes.

A video tutorial is something that could help a lot on the landing page. Almost left the website until I realized how easy it really was after opening up the editor.

I used the QR codes on yard signs to link to virtual tours and property details. GetQR allows me to change the link if I want to update listing details or switch to a pending status page. The branding customization option makes the codes look professional, and I can see which properties are getting the most interest. Nice tool that does everything I need.

Branded QR codes look professional on for-sale signs and listing sheets. Dynamic codes allow me to change property details or virtual tour links as I see fit. High-quality downloads are good for print flyers and online marketing collateral.

Organization on the dashboard is functional but could use a few tweaks for handling multiple active listings at once – nothing major.

My history classes use codes extensively now. Textbook pages have codes linking to primary source documents, documentary clips, and interactive timelines. GetQR made this manageable on a teacher's budget without complicated systems. The dynamic feature lets me update resources each semester as I find better materials. Parent newsletters include codes to assignment calendars and grade portals. Analytics showed that students accessed video content far more than text readings, which shaped how I structure lessons now. Really practical tool for education.

Students can scan codes in handouts to get video explanations, interactive quizzes, and supplementary readings. That bridges print materials with digital ones without students having to type long URLs or navigate complicated learning management systems.

The mobile interface could be a bit more teacher-friendly. Since I often have to update links between periods, a simpler mobile dashboard would make quick edits easier to manage during class time.

Setting up codes for our appointment booking page was lowkey the easiest tech task all month. Clean interface, fast output, zero confusion 😊

The interface is clean and easy to navigate. I went from idea to finished QR code in about three minutes flat without watching a single tutorial or video.

Saving favorite designs or templates for future use would cut down repeat setup time a lot.

I created qr codes for community flyers using GetQR and had them ready in minutes. The scans came in steadily, and updating the link later worked without issues. It was a smooth experience from start to finish.

The setup process was fast, and downloading high-quality png files meant the codes printed crisply on flyers. The interface felt intuitive after a short walkthrough.

The onboarding tips could be slightly shorter. I found myself clicking past them once I understood the basics.

I set up a city-wide promotion for my coffee shop chain with QR codes on cups and posters. GetQR codes tracked every scan without any lag or downtime. The ability to view the campaign in real-time allowed me to adjust our staff for the rush. The codes looked professional with our logo, and the data export made creating our ROI report easy. Get great value for the price of the features.

Handled a promotion that got over 10,000 scans in one weekend, and the system performed flawlessly. The analytics were still accurate and available in real-time. The dynamic codes allowed me to extend the deadline of the promotion by simply changing the expiration date on the landing page.

The platform performed flawlessly under heavy usage, although I would have liked to see more advanced filtering options for the analytics.

Placed identical flyers with different getQR codes in four different neighborhoods and used analytics to see which area had the highest interest for opening a new location. The analytics showed us one area had significantly more engagement than the others. No guesswork needed.

The analytics feature also tracks scans by geographic area and time of day. This provided us with hard numbers to work with. Knowing what area had the highest engagement rate for us allowed us to make an educated decision about where to open.

Would love to see a heat map visualization added for the scan locations instead of being presented as a list of cities and percentages in table form.

I manage the print collateral for a dozen different accounts, and getQR is now my go-to solution for every project that needs a scannable code. The export quality is great at any size, and the codes always look sharp.

Downloaded the codes as SVG and high-res PNG, and they looked great in both formats. Printed them on everything from business cards to a six-foot banner, and the scan reliability was flawless.

An additional export option of EPS, in addition to SVG and PNG, could be useful for some designers who work with older print production software.

I required QR codes for a fundraising event at my college, and the website provided the service appropriately. The images were excellent; I only had to spend a few minutes determining the proper QR code for me 😊

Downloads are sharp regardless of the image's size. I tried exporting PNG files on stickers, postcards, and even on a large foam board, and the codes were scannable from all the types of media used.

The difference between dynamic and static codes could be explained more clearly during setup. I had to look it up separately to make sure I was choosing the right type for my project.

I originally tried getQR for a single promo poster and now it's embedded in how we run the store. The ability to manage everything from one place keeps things organized and efficient.

What started as a one-time project turned into a permanent tool. We now use dynamic codes on every piece of printed material, from menus to signage to receipts, and update them from one dashboard.

Sometimes, the loading speed for the analytics page can take longer than expected especially if you have lots of codes stored. This isn't a problem since it is still functional; however, it would be better if it were faster.

I used GetQR for a last-minute campaign launch and got everything live quickly. Updating destinations later worked without hiccups. It felt dependable when timing mattered most.

Creating and deploying qr codes was quick, even under tight deadlines. The ability to update links kept campaigns flexible.

Bulk download options could be more visible. They’re there, just slightly buried in menus.

New employees receive a welcome packet containing three QR codes: benefits enrollment, the handbook, and a first-week survey. All implemented using GetQR with Dynamic QR Codes so I can update the links when vendors change. I review analytics for each cohort to ensure usage. Easy to implement, effective, and no IT complaints.

Making multiple codes for various onboarding documents was a matter of seconds, and high-resolution exports looked great in printed welcome packets. Analytics showed that new employees were indeed accessing the links.

Organizational folders or tags for codes by new employee cohort would be a huge quality-of-life boost. Export label names could be more descriptive.

My partner and I sell handmade candles at weekend markets. Made a QR code linking to our Etsy shop, printed it on our table sign, and watched people scan it in real time. Three online orders came in before we even packed up that night 😊

Went from zero to a fully branded, scannable code in about three minutes flat. No account setup headaches, no confusing menus. Picked colors, dropped in our logo, downloaded a high-res PNG, done.

A quick onboarding tour or tooltip walkthrough for first-time visitors would help. Figured everything out on my own without much trouble, but a thirty-second guided intro would probably reduce that initial moment of where do I start for people less comfortable with tech.

I create print products for small businesses and have started using getqr for all their QR code needs. Every single client gets a QR code that fits their branding and they look amazing when exported at high resolution.

Being able to change the shape, color, and logo of each QR code means that the final product is something that can be taken pride in. Clients notice the difference between a plain black and white square and have given great feedback so far.

Saving custom color palettes for reuse across multiple codes and projects would cut down on setup time significantly when working with repeat clients.

I manage a group of volunteers, and I used to have to provide an information sheet to every group. Now I just have one GetQR code on the wall, and they all scan it.

PDF QR code feature allows me to attach a whole orientation package to one QR code. I have updated the document twice since the printed version, and the QR code still works. The download quality is good enough for large format posters.

It would be helpful to have a small file size indicator before allowing the PDF to be uploaded to the site. This would let you know right away if you are within the limit without having to guess.

qr codes on banners for a local event held up perfectly in resolution. the svg export was crisp and the entire setup took under five minutes.

downloading as svg meant zero quality loss at any print size. even on a large banner the code scanned perfectly without any blur or distortion whatsoever.

an option to choose exact pixel dimensions during export would be useful for specific print needs.

I hosted a tech conference last month and utilized GetQR for check-ins and tracking. The ever-changing codes allowed me to redirect attendees to different schedules as we made last-minute changes to the rooms. The quality was excellent, scanning was quick, and the export feature was helpful for our post-event report. Only thing missing is more templates.

Designed custom QR codes for our conference name tags with logo branding. The export quality of SVG files was superb for printing 500+ name tags. The analytics provided real-time scan information during the conference.

Would like to see more variety in the templates offered for different types of events – as it stands, I am having to create the designs from scratch each time, which is a bit of extra work.

The daily use of GetQR for in-house applications was quite effective. I could easily update links and track scans without any issues. It remained user-friendly even when the number of codes increased.

The management features used in the website made it easy to update and monitor the codes. The previews made it easy to avoid errors before publishing.

Some environments might default smarter based on previous decisions. Repeat changes introduce a little friction.

Designed QR codes for our company's booth at CES last January. Downloaded SVGs from GetQR, handed them to our print vendor, and every piece of signage came out razor sharp. Got compliments on how polished everything looked.

SVG exports scaled flawlessly from a tiny sticker to a six-foot vinyl banner without losing scannability. Tested on eight different phone models at the tradeshow and every single one read the code instantly from varying distances,

Template library could expand a bit. Starting from a blank canvas each time works fine, but having a few more industry-specific starting points would shave minutes off projects when creating codes for clients with tight turnaround deadlines.