QR codes for your business: update destinations without reprinting
QR codes connect printed materials with menus, forms and promotions. Before printing, decide how you will keep the destination current and verify that the code is readable.
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Static or dynamic
A static QR code contains a fixed destination. A dynamic code points to an intermediate link whose destination can be changed while the printed code stays the same.
FanPay QR codes use editable short links. Generate and download PNG or SVG for free with the FanPay logo. Statistics count destination opens, not scans that never open the link.
Choose a download format
Use vector SVG for print and PNG for screens, social media or documents. Keep a clear white margin around the code and avoid textured backgrounds.
FanPay uses H error correction and its own centered logo. Custom logos are not supported. Readability also depends on size, contrast and print quality, so test the result.
- For close scanning, start at about 2 cm per side; use a larger code at a distance.
- Use dark modules on a light background.
- Test a printed sample with two phones before production.
Placement and measurement
Use separate codes for tables, doors, packaging, posters and cards. Each FanPay QR has a campaign code for comparison. Give it a name that identifies its location.
Explain what scanning does: ‘View the menu’, ‘Message us on WhatsApp’ or ‘Leave a review’.
Frequently asked questions
Do FanPay QR codes expire?
Availability depends on the short link, account and service. Expired, paused or retired links no longer open their destination. Creating and downloading QR codes is free.
Can I create a payment QR code?
FanPay does not generate payment QR codes issued by banks or wallets. You can link to a page displaying your payment details or to WhatsApp.
Can a QR code open WhatsApp?
Yes. Create a WhatsApp link with a message in FanPay and generate a QR code for it.