How To Design a QR Code With a Frame
Did you know that QR codes with a frame around them are scanned 173% more than those without?
Why Should I Use a QR Code With a Frame?
Think of the QR code frame as the cool border on your profile pic — the whole thing will pop! Adding a frame can help catch the eye, making it super clear where to point the camera.
Plus, it’s not just about looks. Try throwing in some helpful text like “Scan me for a surprise” or “Check out our menu.”
This call-to-action encourages people to actually use it.
You can take advantage of the QRNow.com analytics tool to track the number of scans you get. See how much adding a frame increases your engagement!
Who Should Use QR Code Frames?
Anyone looking to get more engagement with their QR codes should give frames a shot. If you’re running a business or event, frames can be a game-changer.
Restaurants can use them on tables for digital menus, stores can pop them on receipts or at the counter for promotions, and event organizers can add them to posters for quick access to schedules or tickets. Whatever the need, you can create a QR code that fits your purpose
Retailers: Boost sales and keep customers coming back for more
For retailers, QR codes framed up nicely are like little helpers on the sales floor.
Include them on your product labels, packaging, and bags to direct your customers to your website, social media, or customer reviews using a feedback QR code.
Plus, it’s a smooth way to offer discounts or sign-ups for loyalty programs — just add a “Scan for a surprise discount!” frame around your QR code at the checkout counter, and watch those sign-ups roll in.
You can even help customers get more info to help nudge them towards buying if they're on the fence.
Imagine this: Someone’s browsing in your store, they see something they like, but maybe need more info. A QR code right there on the price tag with a friendly "Scan me for more details!" can give them product information, user reviews, or even video demos.
Real estate agencies: Draw in potential buyers and speed up sales
Real estate agents can really up their game with a QR code picture frame.
Let’s say there's a "For Sale" sign outside a house or someone’s browsing your agency’s window display. A QR code with a neat frame saying, “Scan me for a virtual tour,” can instantly show potential buyers the inside of the home without needing to schedule a visit.
This can be a huge time-saver and allows the property to be “visited” outside of regular hours.
Also, adding QR codes to printed ads or flyers with a frame that says "View more homes like this" can lead prospects directly to other listings, keeping their interest and engagement high.
Event organizers: Provide easy access to information
Placing a QR code on event flyers, posters, or entry tickets with a “Scan for event details” can lead attendees to schedules, venue maps, or even a line-up of speakers or artists.
This makes the whole experience smoother for attendees as they can access everything they need from their phones.
At the event itself, QR codes can manage registrations or lead attendees to feedback forms. Imagine a frame saying, “Scan to register & skip the line!” at the entrance or “Tell us what you think!” at the exit. It's all about making interactions easy and fast.
Putting a frame around your QR helps it stand out and catch the eye. Create your custom framed code now!
Add a frame to your QR code
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Test It
Always, always test your QR code on different devices to make sure it works smoothly. There’s nothing worse than a QR code fail!
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Put into effect
Once it’s looking good and working fine, use it everywhere relevant — flyers, posters, online, or on physical products.
Customize your QR with a frame to draw attention to it and increase scans.
Create a Framed QR Code
So, frames aren't just decorative — they're practical, making your QR codes much more effective and engaging. And setting one up is pretty straightforward, so why not give it a whirl?
