GetQR Reviews

We change our special menu items every week, and it was a pain keeping those menus updated. Now, with one GetQR code on every table, we're done. I change the code on Monday morning, and customers are instantly updated. Problem solved for good.

The dynamic QR code will link to my menu, and I can change items or prices without ever touching the physical code itself. The customers scan it from their table, and they'll always get the latest version. The download quality was crisp on the laminated cards.

Only complaint is that I wish there was a scheduling option, as it would allow me to set a date in the future for the link destination to change without any further intervention on my part.

We replaced our printed onboarding packets with a getQR code that links to a PDF. The new hire can scan the code on day one, and they have everything they need. Updating the document is as simple as a few seconds, and the code stays the same.

The PDF QR code allows the new hire to scan the code to access the whole onboarding package. There is no longer a need to forward attachments or print a binder. The document can be updated, and the code stays the same.

Being able to password protect the linked PDF would give us one more layer of security, as some onboarding documents shouldn't be internet-searchable.

We created a mobile app and needed a code that works on any device. GetQR's app link feature works perfectly for this. We used it on all our promotional materials, and we have zero complaints so far.

App link QR code recognizes the device and redirects accordingly. It works for both Android and iOS using just one code. Design is clean, and scanning is instant on any device we've tested so far.

It would be great if I can see some stats on how many of those went to each app store so I can compare how many users are using Android vs. iOS.

I created qr codes for a personal website using GetQR. Even for a small project, the tools felt complete. I liked having analytics without extra setup, which made it more insightful than expected.

The platform worked well for small personal projects, offering the same features as business plans. Downloads stayed high quality regardless of scale.

Pricing tiers could be explained more clearly upfront. I had to check documentation to compare limits.

I have used GetQR for around half a year on different clients' projects. No matter whether it is menus for restaurants or badges for events, GetQR works perfectly fine.

Customization is more than what I thought possible: dots’ designs, eye patterns, colors' gradients, and logos' positions in just one panel. All QR codes I create look neat and readable.

It would be great to save brand's color schemes for reusing later in other projects since there will be many cases when I have to enter the exact same hexadecimal colors again and again.

Creating QR codes for a charity event was a piece of cake using get QR. The SVG downloads looked amazing when printed on our invitations.

I had the high-res SVG downloads ready in minutes and the codes scanned perfectly when printed on invitations. The entire process, from start to finish, went smoothly.

It would be great to have a preview of what the code looks like against different backgrounds.

We've just recently redesigned our labels for our products and I made use of GetQR for our QR codes and customers have commented that they look clean!

Placing our logo within the QR code itself did wonders and the coloring was spot-on for our company's colors. It definitely looked deliberate and not like we were simply stamping our logo onto it.

I wish there was a way to see what it would look like when printed smaller.

used GetQR on my phone when creating a last-minute campaign. worked perfectly but tiny buttons made it difficult to tap quickly. slightly larger ui elements would fix it.

everything functioned smoothly across devices, but on mobile the buttons felt a bit too small, making navigation slightly tricky

mobile layout could be slightly more finger-friendly

I used GetQR for a fundraising event. We printed codes on t-shirts and posters months in advance. A week before the event, the details of the venue changed, and we simply updated the link. It saved us from a huge disaster. The platform is intuitive, and that dynamic feature is an absolute lifesaver for any printed material.

What won me over was the simplicity of creating a dynamic QR code; other platforms make it overly complicated, whereas here it's the default and clearly explained.

The mobile view of the analytics dashboard feels a bit cramped. It's usable, but the charts and graphs are harder to read on a small screen compared to the desktop experience.

I did a local promo where I ran GetQR and made a code for every single flyer I used. Dynamic links allowed me to easily update landing pages throughout my promo, without reprinting a thing. Analytics revealed which of these places perform better than others. Saving time, it kept everything in one place, and customers stayed engaged with updated content.

The platform allowed me to create multiple dynamic QR codes in minutes, trace the scans over time, and adjust links instantly without reprinting, saving a lot of time for ongoing campaigns.

It could provide a few more prefabricated templates and sample designs for quicker initial setups, so users won't have to create everything from scratch every time.

Created codes for hand-made product labels. Making it customizable made them easily recognizable. Including some of the quirky corner styles would provide even more choices.

Loved how much one could customize shapes and corners, making every design feel unique and perfectly matched to the overall layout and theme.

Adding a couple more corner styles would be awesome.

I have used GetQR for promotional codes at my store. Dynamic links allow me to change the offers on the fly, while analytics show me which campaigns are most effective so that further promotion planning is quite easy.

Easy color/logo customization, dynamic links allow for ongoing updates, and analytics tracking of customer engagement.

Very limited pre-designed templates for running seasonal campaigns.

I created QR codes for a local marketing campaign. GetQR tracked engagement, let me update links on the fly, and the codes printed clearly. Analytics made it easy to optimize placements and content.

Dynamic links enable fast edits post-print; analytics give detailed scan information, and high-resolution downloads retain a professional look and feel.

It would be faster to export multiple codes.

I set up QR codes for student resources. Students were able to scan easily, and I was able to update materials throughout mid-semester. Analytics allowed me to see what was most accessed. It saved me so much time.

Teachers can create dynamic QR codes linking to assignments, videos, and reading materials with analytics that track engagement from students.

Limited icon options for labeling the educational codes.

I produced a set of outdoor banners, and the vector exports scaled perfectly; scans at different viewing distances worked reliably. A quick contrast check tool would be a useful preflight step, but otherwise, exports and scan reliability were excellent for public signage.

SVG scaling and export controls kept large-format posters crisp, and codes scanned reliably outdoors when contrast and quiet-zone guidelines were observed.

An in-app contrast checker or quick guidance on outdoor visibility would prevent poor combinations of background and QR color that sometimes require reprints.

I've added QR codes to my design portfolio, linking to client projects. With GetQR, the dynamic links mean I can update content after revisions, and high-res exports keep everything crisp for print. Intuitive, polished.

Allows easy logo and color customization, high-res exports, and dynamic links to update content post-publication, making portfolios interactive.

A few more ready-made templates might be useful, to speed up the setup phase.

I used GetQR to make codes for a local community poster project. The QR designs looked fine and exported clearly, but I spent extra time finding the analytics tab. Once I figured it out, tracking scans worked well, and being able to update the links after printing was very useful for ongoing events.

A user-friendly editor for colors, logos, borders, and patterns, yet flexible enough to yield professional-looking code, even from a first-time user, provides a solid baseline from which rapid projects can be built.

Sometimes, the dashboard felt a bit cluttered, which made other options a bit more tedious to find; the color picker was a tad less accurate than I would have hoped for when trying to precisely match brand tones.

I gave my café menu codes, updated daily specials using GetQR without a reprint, and it showed the analytics of which items were most popular. Everything scanned really easily, and customers found it very convenient.

High-resolution QR codes ensure clarity, dynamic links allow for updates of daily menus, and customization supports brand colors and logos.

Adding additional border styles would save time for multiple versions of menus.

made QR codes for a seasonal promotion. being able to swap links without reprinting posters was a lifesaver. i’d just love a few more fonts for the label text.

Dynamic links saved me from reprinting posters when URLs changed, letting me update everything instantly.

design editor could have a little more font choice variety

Last week, I made QR codes for my café menus using get qr. Changing specials didn’t require new prints, and customers loved scanning for updates. The dynamic links and analytics made planning promotions easier. Everything was intuitive, and the final print quality was professional without fuss.

Customization options allowed setting logos, colors, and border adjustments, along with high-resolution previews of what would appear in print or for digital use to make the codes feel fully integrated into our brand design.

I would have appreciated the ability to do everything a little faster and more easily, like duplicating existing designs for many menus or seasonal updates.