Where to use

Flyers people actually act on

A flyer gets glanced at for a few seconds. A QR code turns that glance into a scan — straight to your offer, RSVP or booking page, no URL to remember.

  • One-tap offer
  • Editable link
  • Scan-tested sizes

Design tips

Get the scan in a crowded design

Give it a quiet zone

Leave clear space around the code — about four modules — so nearby text or images don't confuse the scan.

Keep strong contrast

Print a dark code on a light patch. Placing it over a photo or gradient is the most common reason a flyer code fails.

Use a dynamic link

Change the destination after printing — swap a sold-out event for the next one without a new run.

Flyer QR size guide

Flyers are read at arm's length or picked up off a counter. The rule of thumb: minimum size ≈ scan distance ÷ 10.

Context Minimum size Scan distance
A6 handout (105×148mm) 2 × 2 cm up to ~20 cm
A5 flyer (148×210mm) 2.5 × 2.5 cm up to ~25 cm
A4 flyer / one-pager 3 × 3 cm up to ~40 cm
Code with a center logo 3 × 3 cm (use higher error correction) up to ~30 cm

Note: Print a test copy and scan it with a couple of phones before committing to a full run.

Who it's for

Flyers that lead somewhere

Promotions & offers

Send scanners straight to a discount code or landing page.

  • Marketing

Event promotion

Link to an RSVP or ticket page and update it as details change.

  • Events

Local marketing

Door drops and counter flyers that open a map or menu.

  • Local

Real estate

Point to a listing, gallery or viewing calendar.

  • Real estate

Campaign tracking

See which flyer batch or location drives the most scans.

  • Analytics

Classes & workshops

Fill seats with a code to the sign-up form.

  • Education

Flyer QR code FAQ

How big should the QR code be on a flyer?

Around 2 × 2 cm on an A6 handout and up to 3 × 3 cm on an A4. Bigger is safer — flyers are often scanned from a table or across a counter.

Where should I place the code?

Somewhere with clear space and good contrast — a corner or a dedicated panel works best. Keep it clear of folds and the bleed edge.

Can I change where the code points after printing?

Yes, with a dynamic code. Redirect it to a new offer or event page and every printed flyer follows, no reprint.

Will it scan over a photo background?

It can, but it's risky. If you must, put the code on a solid light panel over the image so the contrast holds.

Can I track scans per flyer campaign?

Yes — a dynamic code records scans over time, so you can compare batches, locations or dates.

Turn every flyer into a tap

Create a flyer QR code — and change where it points whenever your offer does.