QR codes on photos for shops and boutiques.
Florists, bookshops, boutiques and repair counters use a QR card to send customers to the online shop, the opening hours or a review page. A photo that matches what you sell tells people what the scan is for before they lift their phone.
Pick a photo to start
Each card opens in the studio, where you change the words, the style and the link. Every photo is checked to scan before it’s offered.
Where to put it
- A window card that opens your online shop when you’re closed.
- A counter card for Google reviews or your Instagram.
- A sticker on bags and boxes that opens care instructions or a reorder page.
- A shelf card that opens a gift-card or click-and-collect page.
Pay once. No subscription, no fixed expiry date.
A photo QR card costs $14 once. There is no subscription and no fixed expiry date, so the cards you print keep working. Change the page the code opens whenever you like, from your account. You get print-ready PDFs for an A6 table card and a 70 mm round sticker, plus SVG and PNG files. Like every editable code, the redirect depends on VividQR continuing to operate; the service terms explain this.
Questions
Can the code open my Instagram or Etsy shop?
Yes. Any public web address works, including an Instagram profile, an Etsy or Shopify shop or a Google Maps listing. If you move shops later, change the link and keep the printed cards.
What size can I print it?
Photo cards come as print-ready PDFs for an A6 table card and a 70 mm round sticker, with bleed for the print shop, plus SVG and PNG files you can place in your own layout.