Use cases
QR code use cases
From business cards and packaging to posters, vehicles and tickets: see where a dynamic QR code works and how to put one on yours.
Most popular use cases
Where teams print QR codes the most, each with its own page, examples and FAQ.
Business cardsShare your contact with one scan
QR codes on business cards →
Product packagingPackaging that keeps talking after printing
QR codes on product packaging →
ClothingLabels that tell the story of every garment
QR codes on clothing →
GiveawaysPromo gifts that keep your brand in hand
QR codes on giveaways →All QR code use cases
21 use cases
Print and stationery
- Business cardsShare your contact, portfolio and socials with one scan.→
- FlyersTurn every handout into sign-ups, offers and bookings.→
- BrochuresAdd video, prices and booking to every printed page.→
- StationeryLetterheads, envelopes and invoices that link to you.→
- NewspapersLink print articles and ads to video, galleries and offers.→
- BooksCovers and pages that open chapters, audio and events.→
Packaging and products
- Product packagingPackaging that opens how-tos, reorders and offers.→
- Food packagingRecipes, origin and nutrition behind every pack.→
- LabelsStickers and tags that open product pages and manuals.→
- BottlesBottle labels with tasting notes, origin and offers.→
- ClothingGarment tags with care, sizing and the brand story.→
Outdoor and storefronts
Venues and events
Where can you use a QR code?
QRCodeKIT, the dynamic QR code platform launched in 2009 as uQR.me and used by 1M+ companies, covers 21 use cases: business cards, packaging and labels, posters and billboards, vehicles and storefronts, tickets and table tents and more. Every code is dynamic, so what it opens can be changed after printing and every scan is measured.