Free QR Code Generator by Wepik

When it comes to small business marketing, size is often a concern. Luckily for you, QR codes can be shrunk down to fit even the most limited of spaces. In fact, the minimum recommended size for a QR code is just 1" by 1". That means flyers, menus, business cards, and posters are all fair game when it comes to incorporating these small boxes of data into your small business marketing efforts.

The important thing to remember is that they must remain readable at their smallest size in order for them to be properly scanned and decoded. If you shrink down the code too small or distort its shape, then there's no telling if it will be able to scan correctly. So make sure you keep this in mind when designing!

Good news over here – it’s 100% free! QR codes turn cumbersome, time-consuming processes into seamless experiences. With this powerful technology, available at no cost to you with Wepik, putting your business in the spotlight has never been easier: Take advantage to stay ahead of the competition, and discover all its potential!

QR codes are exceptionally durable — they don't have an expiration date! Their effectiveness relies on the active Quick Link located behind them, so as long as that link remains unchanged and unarchived, you can count on your QR code to perform. 

However, it's important to remember that if a Branch app changes its domain, any associated Quick Links and generated QR codes will no longer work correctly.

Whether you're on Apple or Android, we have detailed instructions to help make your experience easier. Take a look for step-by-step advice specific to each operating system:

• If you’re using your iPhone, just open the Camera app and point it at the code. For best results, center the image in its box on-screen before tapping either an indicated pop-up banner or the yellow icon located at the right bottom of the display. Ensure that the Scan QR Codes feature has been enabled.
• Android 8+ users can easily scan QR codes with the camera app. Just point and tap to display a pop-up banner. If you don't see it, then Google Lens is your backup, which will be placed somewhere on the screen.

Static QR Codes are ideal for times when the information displayed needs to stay consistent. By design, they can retain a single set of data and won't be changed or overwritten, making them perfect for campaigns where only one message is needed to get across!

On the other hand, with dynamic QR codes, you can keep everything up to date with ease – no more printing and reposting needed! Just make the tweaks or changes required and avoid any inconvenient 404 errors. They also harness the power of retargeting to reach users online and create tailored, personalized experiences, and contain a shorter and cleaner URL.

To sum it up, for short-term and one-time campaigns, static QR Codes provide an easy option to get started. However, when it comes to long-term strategies with the potential for adjustment or multiple uses of a code across many platforms, dynamic codes are essential.

Don't let QR Codes blend in with the crowd! QR codes don't have to be the standard black and white coloring - you can use a variety of colors or even multiple at once to make your code stand out and draw attention from potential customers. The trick is to keep the foreground color darker than the background so as not to hinder scanning, but other than that you're free to get creative. And why stop there? Use your brand or campaign theme as part of the code's design to really showcase what your business has to offer. With unique colored QR Codes, you will make sure your message is seen without sacrificing any ease of use!