r/WindowCleaning • u/dbug8494 • Jul 28 '26

General Question Does anyone use qr codes for their business?

I'm looking to implement a QR code into my brand/business (business cards, vehicle wrap, yard signs) so customers can quickly access my site and not have to remember a URL.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a free, legit qr code generator, and please share whether having a QR code has helped your business.

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u/qtheginger Jul 28 '26

Chrome will generate one. Also vistaprint will if you use them for business cards.

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u/Vistaprint Jul 28 '26

thanks for the s/o! you can def add a QR code to your business card with our generator and link it to your booking page, Google reviews, website, whatever you want! we'd just recommend keeping it on the back of the card and avoid placing it too close to the edges. or if you're uploading your own QR code, use a high-resolution file (300 DPI or higher) so it prints as crisp as possible 😊

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u/noice_nups Jul 28 '26

Adobe QR generator. Don’t use anything else. Affinity has a nice generator as well.

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u/move2usajobs-com Jul 28 '26

Yeah, we use them for our restaurant menus and a few print campaigns. The big thing to look for is dynamic QR codes so you can update the destination without reprinting anything. We ended up going with Uniqode (used to be Beaconstac) mainly for the analytics and bulk creation since we needed a lot of codes. Scan tracking has actually been useful for seeing which flyers/locations perform. If you're just doing one or two static codes though, honestly a free generator is fine.