Add a QR Code to Your Flyer
Let people register for an event, visit your website, claim an offer, watch a video, or sign up for your mailing list with a single scan. With a dynamic GetQR code, you can update the destination later without reprinting your flyers.
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See How Brands Drive Action with Flyer QR Codes
From event registration and special offers to websites and email sign-ups, see how QR codes can turn a printed flyer into an easy way for people to take the next step.
Why Add a QR Code to Your Flyer?
A printed flyer can grab attention, but a QR code gives people an immediate way to take the next step. Add a dynamic GetQR code so people can register for your event, visit your website, claim a limited-time offer, watch a video, or join your list without typing a long URL. If the offer changes, the event date shifts, or you want to point people to a new landing page, simply update the destination in your GetQR dashboard. Your existing flyers stay useful.
Turn Scans into Registrations & Sign-Ups
Send people directly to an event registration form, waitlist, or email signup page. A scan gives them a direct path to sign up without typing a URL or searching for your website later.
Update Offers and Links Without Reprinting
Changed the discount code, moved the event online, or launched a new landing page? Update the QR code destination from your dashboard. The flyers already in circulation can continue directing people to the new destination.
Measure Real-World Campaign Performance
See how many times your flyer QR code is scanned, when the scans happen, and which locations or events generate the most engagement. Use the data to improve future print runs.
Bridge Print and Digital Experiences
A flyer can only hold so much information. A QR code can take people to videos, full event details, product catalogs, interactive maps, forms, or other online content without overcrowding the printed design.
Keep Messaging Flexible Across Campaigns
Use the same printed design for different campaigns or locations by changing the QR code destination. This can be useful for seasonal promotions, multi-city events, or campaigns where you want to test different offers.
Features Built for Marketers & Event Organizers
Create a QR code that matches your campaign branding, update its destination after printing, and track scans from your GetQR dashboard. Use it on a single flyer or across an entire print campaign.
Update the link, form, video, or offer behind your QR code from your dashboard. If event details change or you launch a new campaign page, you can change the destination without reprinting the flyer.
Download your QR code in SVG, EPS, PDF, PNG, and JPG formats. Vector formats such as SVG and EPS can be scaled for different flyer sizes without losing sharpness.
Track scans, approximate locations, devices, and engagement trends. Understand which flyer designs, distribution points, or events generate the strongest response.
Match your campaign colors, add a logo, and include clear frame text such as “Scan to Register” or “Scan for Offer.” GetQR helps maintain the contrast needed for reliable scanning.
Create and manage QR codes for different campaigns, flyer versions, or destinations from your GetQR dashboard. Keep your campaigns organized while tracking their performance.
How to Add a Scan-Ready QR Code to Your Flyer
Design, customize, and export a professional QR code in three simple steps.
6 Smart Ways to Use QR Codes on Flyers
From event promotion and offers to videos and lead capture, here are practical ways to use a QR code on your flyer.
Make Event Registration Easy
Send people straight to a registration or RSVP form so they can sign up immediately instead of trying to remember a website later.
Promote Limited-Time Offers
Link the QR code to a discount landing page or coupon. If the offer changes or expires, update the destination from your dashboard without changing the printed flyer.
Share a Promotional Video
Let people watch a short product demo, event highlight, tutorial, or brand video directly from your flyer. Give them more information without filling the printed design with additional text.
Grow Your Email or SMS List
Point the code to a simple signup form so people can join your email or SMS list while they're already interested in your offer, event, or business.
Direct Traffic to a Landing Page
Send scanners to a dedicated campaign page with event details, product information, testimonials, or a clear next step. A campaign-specific destination can also make it easier to measure the response from your printed flyers.
Collect Feedback or Survey Responses
Use the QR code to open a short survey or feedback form after an event or promotion. Gather insights while the experience is still fresh.
Create and Manage QR Codes for Marketing Teams
Give different campaigns, locations, or flyer versions their own QR codes and manage them from one place. Update destinations and offers without reprinting flyers that are already in circulation.
Print Guidelines for Reliable Flyer QR Codes
Use Strong Contrast
Choose a dark QR code on a light, solid background. Avoid placing the code over photos, gradients, or busy patterns that reduce scannability.
Size It for the Viewing Distance
Make the QR code large enough to scan comfortably at the distance where the flyer will normally be viewed. For standard flyers, 0.8 × 0.8 inches (2 × 2 cm) is a useful starting point, but larger codes may be appropriate for posters, banners, or flyers viewed from farther away.
Keep the Quiet Zone Clear
Leave a clear margin around all four sides of the QR code. Keep text, images, and other design elements away from this area so the code remains easy for phone cameras to recognize.
Export Vector or High-Resolution Files
Prefer SVG, EPS, or press-ready PDF. These formats stay sharp at any size and avoid the soft edges that low-resolution images can produce.
Test Under Real Conditions
Print a sample and scan it with multiple phones in the lighting conditions where the flyer will actually be seen. Adjust size or contrast if needed before the full print run.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using QR codes on flyers.
With a dynamic GetQR code, you can update the destination from your dashboard at any time. The printed QR code stays the same while future scans go to the new page, form, or offer.
Vector formats such as SVG or EPS are ideal because they scale cleanly. High-resolution PNG or PDF also work well in Canva, Illustrator, InDesign, and most other design tools.
No. Most modern smartphones can scan QR codes directly with the built-in camera app. Users simply open the camera and point it at the code.
Yes. You can change colors, add a logo, and include short call-to-action text around the code. GetQR helps ensure the design still maintains enough contrast for reliable scanning.
Yes. Dynamic GetQR codes provide scan counts and basic engagement data so you can measure the performance of your print campaign and improve future distributions.
Yes. A flyer QR code can send people directly to an event registration page, RSVP form, ticketing page, event website, or schedule. If the event details change, you can update the destination of a dynamic QR code without replacing flyers that have already been printed.
Place the QR code somewhere visible and give it enough space around all four sides. Add a short call to action such as “Scan to Register,” “Scan for 20% Off,” or “Scan to Learn More” so people know what they'll get when they scan it.
Yes. With a dynamic QR code, you can change the destination from your GetQR dashboard after the flyer has been printed. This can be useful when an offer expires, event information changes, or you want to send people to a new campaign page.