GetQR Reviews

I used GetQR for internal tracking and found it to be reliable. Although it lacks advanced reporting, the basics are sound, and it is well-suited for that purpose. 😐

The core features of customization, dynamic updates, and analytics are strong and reliable. The overall platform is stable.

I would like to see more advanced filters for reporting. The basics are there, but for power users, there may be a desire for more.

We installed a traveling installation at three different locations, and I used GetQR codes on each artwork's placard. Viewers could scan to view time-lapse videos of the artwork's production. The interactive element allowed me to change the content for different viewers. The analytics tool allowed me to see which artworks were driving the most engagement, and it helped me understand viewer behavior patterns. Very useful tool for contemporary art applications.

GetQR allowed me to generate codes that linked to artist statements and videos of the artwork being made. The high-resolution SVG export looked great on gallery walls, and I could change the linked content between exhibitions without having to reprint the labels.

The color picker could perhaps provide a more detailed level of control – I have very specific Pantone matches that I had to approximate slightly.

The previous system of punch cards was chaotic and consumers would often misplace the cards. Switched to using the getqr code linking to our digital loyalty website, and we saw an increase in signups by three times in the first two weeks.

Developed a branded QR code leading to our loyalty card website and installed it at the checkout counter. Scanning once allows for immediate entry into the program while visit tracking happens automatically. The design was in line with our branding and the scanning process was successful.

A POS integration where automatic entry is made upon scanning into the loyalty program will help streamline the entire process.

We put a getQR video code in our subscription boxes with a personal thank-you video. Our customers included it in reviews, and our unboxing activity increased. It was a small touch, but it made an impact 😉

The video QR code feature links directly to a hosted clip that plays on scan. Used it to add a welcome message from our founder to every product box. The branded code design matched our packaging colors perfectly.

Supporting short-form looping videos or GIFs, not just long-form videos, would expand the opportunities for short-form branding on product packaging.

I used getQR to monitor a print campaign for our financial planning seminar and received positive feedback. Morning scans were concentrated at train stations, our desired target market.

The dashboard not only offers scan count but also provides information about device distribution, time-of-day trends, and geographical clusters. The information directly influenced the way we went about planning the following advertisement campaign.

It would be helpful to create alerts for reaching certain milestones in terms of scans. In my case, I reached a milestone of 1,000 scans without realizing it until I checked the dashboard after a few days.

We placed a getqr code on our checkout counter that leads to a review page. It has been up for three months now and I only check the analytics once a week. Set it and forget it is exactly what I needed.

Set up a dynamic QR code for our feedback form and posted it at the register. Months later and the QR code is still functioning flawlessly and I can check scan statistics at any time without having to log in every five minutes. Very low maintenance.

Having a notification pop up when scan activity goes through the roof or dies down significantly would be a nice little touch to the dashboard experience.

I used GetQR to make codes for our booth at a local craft fair. They worked perfectly and looked professional, though I had to upgrade sooner than I expected for the extra codes.

High-res downloads are genuinely impressive. The SVG files I exported scaled cleanly from a business card all the way up to a tradeshow backdrop without any loss in scannability.

The free tier feels a bit restrictive if you need more than a couple codes. I ran into the limit faster than expected and had to upgrade midway through setting up for our booth.

I have three sections of a lab course, and each section needs a unique resource link. GetQR allows me to manage all my QR codes from one place and easily change the links every week without having to reprint handouts. The students just need to scan the same handout each week.

Created a QR code linking to supplemental course materials and printed it on every handout. The scan analytics showed consistent engagement throughout the semester and the dynamic link let me swap resources week by week.

A feature to download all QR code creation tools at once, allowing for the creation of many QR codes in one ZIP file, would save a lot of clicking during prep week.

Made codes for our PTA fundraiser linking to the online auction page. get qr handled it fine and codes looked good on the printed programs. Just needed a bit of patience with the layout when first getting started.

Customization controls go deeper than expected. Dot shapes, eye patterns, color gradients, and logo placement all adjustable from one editor. Preview updates in real time, which prevented several design mistakes before downloading.

Dashboard organization felt unintuitive during my first couple of sessions. Took about three visits before understanding where everything lived and how to navigate between the editor, analytics, and code management sections without clicking in circles.

I used GetQR for a side project and found it capable once I got familiar. The early setup felt a bit slow, but after that, it ran smoothly and did exactly what I needed.

Feature depth is strong, especially dynamic links and exports. Once configured, codes work reliably across formats.

Initial setup took longer than expected, mainly due to exploring customization options. A simpler starter preset would help new users.

I'm picky when it comes to printed assets. Like, annoyingly picky. So, I was happy when the SVG file from GetQR was fine at all sizes I tested. I used it to create two product labels with links to ingredient information and a tutorial video. It scanned fine, was clear, and I didn't have to modify anything. Success in packaging design.

Made SVG downloads production-ready. Used those directly in Illustrator with no cleanup necessary. The customization options were simple, and the codes were readable even with a logo overlaid.

A warning guardrail for overly complicated designs would be nice, and the preview box could be larger for fine-tuning.

Designed my own wedding and utilized GetQR for invitations – guests could scan for our venue information, registry, and updates. When we had to change the ceremony time, I simply updated the link rather than sending out new invitations. The codes were stunning with our wedding colors, and guests all reported that they scanned easily.

Designed custom codes that corresponded to the colors of the wedding theme for invitations. Dynamic functionality allowed me to change information as changes occurred with venue details. High-quality PNG images were stunning on printed invitations and scanned well for guests.

The dashboard is functional, but having to manage several codes for various wedding events (ceremony, reception, registry) was a bit of a challenge for me to keep track of.

I have added a getQR code on my resume and cover letters that links to my portfolio website. Two of the interviewers mentioned that they actually scanned the QR code prior to the meeting.

Developed a QR code that links to my online portfolio and incorporated it into the resume header. This allowed me to match my personal brand colors perfectly, and the QR code worked every time I tested it.

The option for adding a short call-to-action text or label below the QR code in the export file could be an attractive feature.

Using GetQR for restaurant menus simplified updates. When items changed, I edited the link and didn’t worry about new prints. Customers scanned without issues, and the analytics confirmed regular use, which was reassuring.

Dynamic links allowed instant updates without reprinting menus. High-resolution exports ensured codes scanned easily even under low lighting.

A dark mode option would be nice for late-night editing sessions. The current layout is fine, just a personal preference.

I added a QR code to my business cards that links to my online portfolio. With GetQR, I'm able to update what potential clients see without ordering new cards every time I add a project. The personalization options allowed me to tailor it to my brand perfectly, and people told me the cards looked really professional. Scanning was also real quick and I have zero complaints about broken links.

I customized QR codes using my brand colors and embedded my logo, making my business card look polished and professional. The SVG downloads ensure codes stay sharp at any size. Dynamic codes let me update my portfolio link without reprinting cards

Would be even better if there were a few more frame style options for the QR design, although the ones that are there will suffice for most professional needs without any problem.

Set up QR codes linking to our donation page and volunteer sign-up form with getQR. We placed them on table cards at our annual gala and saw a real bump in online donations.

The free tier gave us enough to get started, and the customization let us add our logo so the codes felt official. Donors and volunteers scanned them without hesitation at our fundraiser.

It would be helpful to organize codes into project folders. Right now everything sits in one long list, and it's getting harder to find specific codes as we create more of them.

Created a custom QR code for our pop-up flyers, and customers even complimented us on how clean it looked. GetQR has taken something that is normally an afterthought and made it something that actually feels like it's part of our brand.

The logo placement feature is great because it will center everything automatically, and the color schemes include more than just basic options. My personalized QR code actually reflected our brand rather than just being a generic black and white box.

Would be great to have the ability to round the corners of the code design or even add a border for a more refined look.

Applied it to generate codes for a client's product packaging. The level of customization was good and the export quality was excellent, although I could have asked for a little more variety in the templates.

Logo integration is seamless and the color picker is accurate to brand guidelines. Downloaded an SVG that was good to print on banners without any pixelation or loss of quality at larger sizes.

The template selection could benefit from a few more starting points for industry types. Felt a little constrained when searching for something specific.

I've used GetQR for three projects now for clients and it always performs well. The fact that they can be linked to brand guidelines makes them look more professional rather than generic. The SVGs export well for large format printing. Dynamic functionality allows me to change links if a client changes their landing page. Definitely worth the money.

The design editor is user-friendly – I uploaded our brand colors and logo in minutes. The ability to view the look of codes before downloading them prevents errors. The variety of formats available (PNG, SVG, PDF) is ideal for digital and offline use.

The first exploration of all the features was a little time-consuming, but nothing that really held me back once I was used to the layout.

Started using get QR for our loyalty program codes printed on receipts. The branded versions get scanned way more often than the generic ones ever did. Customers actually trust a code that looks intentional rather than randomly generated

Something about having our logo inside the QR code made customers visibly more willing to scan. Went from seeing maybe five scans a day on a plain black-and-white code to over twenty daily once we switched to a branded version with our colors.

A few more dot pattern and corner eye style options would keep designs feeling fresh across multiple campaigns. Current variety works, but after creating codes for six different promotions, started wishing for additional shapes to rotate through.