GetQR Reviews

My personal portfolio needed a clean qr code and getQR made it look way more legit than the free generators I tried before.

The customization is lowkey impressive – colors, shapes, frames, and logo all in one place. I had a polished code ready in like two minutes without watching any tutorial.

Wish there was a bulk download option for multiple codes at once, that'd be handy.

Works great! For one, my clients, who are mostly into graphic design, can now have their very own branded QR codes as well. Having GetQR allowed me to have full control to generate my own unique codes that actually match my design concepts properly, rather than just having a generic-looking square shape with a black and white color scheme.

The availability of the image in the SVG format ensures that my codes do not lose their quality and appear crisp and clean whenever they are incorporated in business cards or banners. The codes do not get pixelated and will look good in all situations.

The loading times also lag at times when you are carrying out edits with a design that contains several colors and logos, and getting frustrated with the deadline.

I obsess over brand consistency and most QR tools produce generic looking codes. GetQR let me customize every visual element until the code felt native to our packaging. Clients noticed the difference immediately and the feedback was great.

Beyond just logo and color there are options for dot shape, corner style, and frame text. The level of control meant I could create a code that genuinely felt like part of the brand rather than something tacked on as an afterthought.

Previewing the code at different physical sizes before downloading would help me decide which dot shape and corner style look best at the intended print scale.

QR codes for our rink's event schedule were surprisingly easy to create. Printed them on posters and they scanned reliably from the very first day.

From account creation to a finished code in under five minutes. No design background needed and the interface guided me through each step clearly.

A short onboarding tutorial for first-time users would make the initial setup even smoother.

My manager asked me to create a QR code for our employee handbook and I found getqr on my own. The whole thing was done before my coffee got cold.

I was quite astonished at the speed at which it was all done; it only took me around four minutes to generate a complete and color-coordinated QR code with logos incorporated into it and an outstanding preview feature.

Some of the advanced settings like dot pattern and eye shape are tucked behind menus that aren't immediately obvious. A little reorganization of the editor layout would go a long way.

I own a small food cart business and needed QR codes for our menu. getqr allowed me to create one with my logo and colors, and being able to change the link without having to reprint was a huge plus. It all fits perfectly with my workflow.

The customization features are great. Added my logo, colors, and downloaded a high-resolution PNG in a matter of clicks. The preview updated in real-time, making it easy to customize the design.

Took a little while to find where the download format options were in the menu. Not a huge issue once you know where it is, though.

I have an online business selling my own handmade items and use get qr on my product packaging and business cards. When I have sales or new products, I simply change where the code leads without wasting product. The design options allow me to align with my brand exactly. I can see when customers scan and where they are scanning from, which helps me learn more about my customers. Very good value for what I am paying.

Easy to generate my own custom codes for my online business. Dynamic QR allows me to set up seasonal sales by simply changing the URL without reprinting. Analytics provide customer engagement data to optimize when to market.

The feature set is very complete, but it did take me a little bit of time to learn everything and determine what I needed versus what was nice to have.

GetQR made updating campaign links painless. I changed the landing page twice after printing 500 flyers and every code still worked without waste.

Dynamic QR codes saved me from reprinting after a link changed. I updated the URL post-print and every scan still landed on the correct destination.

The dynamic code dashboard could show a quick preview of the linked page alongside the URL.

Construction crews do not care about QR code solutions. They want to scan a board and view the latest drawing. Therefore, I implemented GetQR codes on each site for plans, RFIs, and punch lists. Dynamic links ensure that I update one place, and all boards are updated. I do not check analytics frequently, but when the PM asked if users were using the codes, I was prepared.

The high-quality PNG downloads remained scannable even on oversized boards in direct sunlight. Dynamic codes ensured that plan links were up-to-date, and the system was intuitive enough to delegate to a superintendent.

Bulk management for multiple job sites requires improvement, and it took too long to find the duplication feature.

Manage marketing for three different restaurant locations owned by the same family. GetQR lets me handle every location's codes from one account, update menus independently, and compare scan data between sites during our monthly review meetings.

Managing fifteen active codes from a single screen kept everything organized. Each code's scan count, status, and linked URL visible at a glance without drilling into individual detail pages. Clean overview that made weekly reporting straightforward.

Folder or tagging system for organizing codes by campaign or client would help as the number grows. Everything sits in one long list currently, and after fifteen codes, finding a specific one starts requiring more scrolling than should be necessary.

I had to make some QR codes for a fundraiser in my community and I had no experience with this at all. get QR guided me through it and I had my custom codes ready to print out in fifteen minutes. Very smooth.

The interface is clean and intuitive, even if you have no experience making a QR code before. Making, customizing, and downloading the codes can all be done on one page without having to navigate through tabs or menus.

Having a quick tutorial or walkthrough for new users would be a great addition to help new users get familiarized with the software.

The initial fifteen minutes were a bit frustrating since settings are not always as expected. However, after getting used to authoring for a museum audio guide project, everything just worked. Dynamic codes allowed for repairing a faulty link after opening day without reprinting signage. Analytical tools helped track which exhibits were most scanned. Would use again, just might add a little patience to the equation.

The essential features are good: dynamic QR codes, reasonable analytics, and good quality downloads. After setting up, reusing styles on codes can save time efficiently.

It would have been nice to have a smoother onboarding experience. I had to spend more time than I thought to familiarize myself with some differences between export options and where certain settings are.

Ran a promo campaign across three locations using different QR codes for each. The analytics information available on getqr allowed me to see which location had the most engagement. Made budget decisions for the next quarter a lot easier.

Scan tracking feature allows me to break down information by location, device, and time of day. Being able to see that information at such a granular level allowed me to see which channels were actually converting as opposed to just making an educated guess based on traffic.

Being able to export analytics information to a spreadsheet or CSV would make it a lot easier for me to report back to clients.

created a wifi QR code for our waiting area so that patients can connect without bothering our front office staff. got it created in two minutes by get qr and it has been working smoothly for weeks now, saving us one more hassle a day.

the wifi QR code feature creates a scannable code that allows guests to connect to the network automatically. no more spelling out passwords or attaching them to a sticky note. worked on all phones we tried it on.

wish there was a feature that allows setting a wifi code expiration date for temporary network access so that it doesn’t remain active after a temporary visit.

I handle online campaigns for a few local clients, and the analytics from getQR have been a huge help. I can demonstrate to clients exactly when and where their content is being interacted with.

The scan data contains dates, geographic points, device types, and browser details that give a full analysis of the campaign. Dynamic codes allow for the easy execution of long campaigns. High-resolution file export retains quality for all printing sizes.

Setting up my first few codes took a little experimentation to learn what worked well, but after that, it was very easy.

I volunteered to handle promotion for our annual bake sale and panicked when the landing page changed two days after flyers went out. getqr let me swap the URL without anyone knowing there was ever an issue.

Caught a broken URL after printing 400 flyers for our church bake sale. Updated the link through the dashboard in seconds without reprinting a single one. That flexibility alone made signing up worth it.

Wish there were a way to preview how codes look at smaller print sizes before downloading. Most of my projects end up on business cards or small stickers, so testing scannability at that scale before printing would save a round of trial and error.

I started using GetQR for the QR codes on our coffee bags and the difference was immediate. They look like part of the label now instead of an ugly square tacked on at the end.

Something about the branded design makes people more willing to scan. Since switching to customized codes with our colors and logo, we've seen a noticeable jump in scan rates on our packaging.

I'd like a few more dot pattern styles for the code design. The current options are decent, but having additional choices would make it easier to differentiate codes across product lines.

My fiancee wanted guests to share photos without downloading another app. Made a branded QR code on getqr, printed it on each table card, and watched our album fill up in real time during dinner. One of the best small decisions we made for the whole event.

Designed a QR code matching our wedding colors that linked to our photo sharing album. Guests scanned it from table cards during the reception, and by the end of the night over sixty people had already uploaded their pictures.

Wish there was a way to set a code expiration date automatically. Our wedding album link was meant to be temporary, and remembering to go back and deactivate it manually weeks later felt like an easily automatable step that got forgotten.

We embedded QR codes on our bus shelter ads in three separate locations by using GetQR. The insights gained through location data helped us determine our next course of action with regard to our advertising budget.

The analytics aren't just vanity numbers. They break down which locations, days, and devices are driving engagement, and that level of detail turned our printed ads into trackable touchpoints.

It would be great if we had an option to schedule automatic weekly reports on our scan metrics rather than having to log in to the dashboard each time.

We implemented QR codes in five different departments for internal resources, and GetQR made it easy to keep everything organized. The codes all lead to different docs, and with analytics, I can see which teams are actually using them. Great functionality!

The platform allows you to do all that in one place, from uploading logos to scan analytics. We created over a dozen branded codes for different departments, and each one looked great and scanned without any issues.

A team collaboration feature with shared folders and permissions would be great for managing codes for all the different departments.