Feature

Design once, reuse everywhere

Save your colors, logo, frame and shape as a template, then apply it to every new code. On-brand results without rebuilding the design each time.

  • Saved designs
  • One-click apply
  • On-brand
  • Team-ready
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How it works

Set your look, then repeat it

  1. Design a code you love

    Pick colors, add your logo, choose a frame and shape.

  2. Save it as a template

    Store that exact look so it's ready for next time.

  3. Apply to new codes

    Start any new code from the template and it's on-brand instantly.

What you get

Brand consistency, built in

One-click apply

Start new codes from a template instead of a blank canvas.

Shared with your team

Everyone builds from the same approved look.

Put it to work

Where templates save time

Campaign consistency

Keep every code in a campaign visually identical.

  • Marketing

Agency brand kits

Store a template per client and apply it every time.

  • Agencies

Franchise branding

Give every location the same on-brand code style.

  • Multi-site

Faster production

Skip the design step and ship codes in seconds.

  • Speed

Product ranges

Apply one look across a whole product line.

  • Retail

At scale

Pair templates with bulk generation for consistent batches.

  • Bulk

QR code templates FAQ

What does a template store?

The visual design — colors, logo, frame, pattern and eye shapes — so new codes inherit the same look.

Can I have more than one template?

Yes — save a template per brand, client or campaign and pick the right one when you create a code.

If I update a template, do old codes change?

No. A template sets the starting design for new codes; existing codes keep the look they were made with.

Can I still tweak a code after applying a template?

Yes — a template is a starting point, so you can adjust any code afterward.

Do templates change where a code points?

No — templates cover design only. Destinations are set per code and can be edited any time on dynamic codes.

Put the control in the workflow

  • Start from one of the built-in design skins or landing layouts.
  • Turn an approved result into a reusable template.
  • Review templates when brand guidelines change.

Questions before enabling templates

  • Which repeated task or control problem is this feature meant to solve?
  • Who owns the configuration after the first campaign launches?
  • Which plan limit or permission affects the rollout?
  • What should happen when a destination, member, domain or subscription changes?
  • How will the team test the complete scan path before printing?

Make on-brand codes the default

Create a free account, save your first template, and reuse it everywhere.