Create a shop QR

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Does anyone know how to create a shop QR code?

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This thread may help. I did mine but forgotten which generator I used.

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I used Adobe Express in May and it was free. I copied the ‘view my shop’ link from Folksy to generate the QR code so that when it’s scanned, it takes you directly to the shop front page.

I use it on my thank you notes, my packaging, as well as on the back of my cards, and I periodically scan it myself to make sure it still works.

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I just googled QR code generator and used one of those - worked OK and printed on my price tags and business cards

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I did mine after the discussion on this thread, lots of good ideas here. I print it on sticky labels for the backs of my cards.

https://talk.folksy.com/t/what-could-we-all-do-to-get-folksy-better-known/26119/28

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https://www.avery.co.uk/welcome-to-design-and-print
You can use this website to design and print most of the labels and business card etc for your business, plus you can generate QR codes for your selling platform and individual products, all for free. You can print on your home computer or they will print for you and post to you (for a fee). Been using this online software for years my previous full time business :grinning_face:

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I just used the QR generator in Canva, it was very easy!

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Thank you so much

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Thanks Kimberley, I want one for a window sticker. I live right on the a470 and have decided to use my windows to display my stuff.

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Thank you so much @Caroleecrafts @OrchardFelts @plumporridge @craftypenguinhandmade @linthamdesigns @LooneySpoons

You’ve all been really helpful.

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Exactly what I do too! I toyed with the idea of getting a stamp made up but I opted for the QR code for ease and a cleaner/more discreet finish on the back of my cards.

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I think I’ll give that ago too.