QR pages no website needed

A QR page is a small mobile page your QR code points to. You choose a template, add your content and get the QR code for it. Edits show on the next scan – the printed code stays.

Eight templates to start from

Every template is a starting point with sample content. Everything can be changed.

  • Menu
  • Trades contact page
  • Property exposé
  • Studio & booking
  • Guest information
  • Event programme
  • Product info
  • Blank page

What a QR page contains

  • Title, subtitle and colour
  • Rows with headings, for example dishes with prices
  • Up to 10 buttons for a web address, phone or email
  • Header picture and logo – the logo also in the middle of the QR code if you wish
  • Up to 24 photos next to the rows, small next to the text or large above it

Edit without reprinting

You can change the page at any time – the code stays the same. New prices, different opening hours or a new photo show on the next scan.

Limits and rules

Up to 20 QR pages per account. Anyone with the link or QR code can see the page. Reported pages can be reviewed and blocked by the operator.

Frequently asked about this

What are QR pages?

QR pages are small hosted mobile pages a QR code points to: a menu, a trades contact page, a property exposé, studio & booking, guest information, an event programme, product info or a blank page. Edits show on the next scan; the printed code stays the same.

How many QR pages can I create and what fits on one?

Up to 20 QR pages per account. A page has a title, subtitle, colour, rows with headings, up to 10 buttons for web, phone or email, plus a header picture, a logo and up to 24 photos.

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