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QR code guides

Each one is about a place a QR code gets printed, or a way one goes wrong.

• Why did my QR code stop working?

  A QR code that worked last month and now shows an error, an ad or a "reactivate" page usually has one cause. Here is what it is, how to check, and what your options are.

• A QR code without a subscription

  You want a QR code you can print and forget, without a monthly bill. Here is when a free code is genuinely fine, when it isn't, and what a no-subscription editable code looks like.

• A menu QR code that won't stop because a monthly bill stopped

  Table cards, window stickers, receipts: a menu QR code gets printed everywhere. Here's how to make one you can update when the menu changes, without a monthly fee.

• A real estate QR code you can repoint when the listing changes

  Yard signs, flyers and postcards outlast the listing they were printed for. Print one QR code on them and point it somewhere new when the price changes, the house sells or the sign moves on.

• One QR code for the invitations, the signs and the programs

  Invitations go out months before the day, and plans move. Print one QR code on invitations, signs and programs and change what it opens when the time, the venue or the schedule changes.

• A QR code for your cards, flyers and window that you can change after printing

  Business cards, flyers and a sticker in the window are paid for once and used for years. Put a QR code on them that you can point somewhere new without reprinting.

• A QR code for a funeral program or a memorial card

  A QR code on a funeral program or memorial card can open the obituary, the service details, a livestream or a photo album, and be updated after the service. What to leave off a public page.

A WiFi or email/SMS code that joins automatically has its details printed inside it: changing those means new files and a reprint.

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