QR codes on product packaging
A packaging run locks your ink in for months, so the code has to be placed right the first time. Put it on a flat panel, away from folds, seams and edges, and set error correction to level H so a logo or a little wrap distortion cannot break the scan. The destination stays yours to change: launch with instructions, then point the same boxes at a promo or a reorder page.
Complete the content
Design your QR
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Add your link above to download this code.
Static codes never expire. The link lives in the pattern, so there's nothing to switch off. No account needed.
For scan analytics and editable links, see plans.
Flat panel, level H
Curved and folded surfaces distort the pattern. A flat placement plus level H error correction, which survives up to 30% damage, keeps the code readable on a real shelf.
Change the message mid-run
Fifty thousand boxes are printed and shipped. You can still switch what the code opens, from a manual to a recall notice to a seasonal offer.
Scan data by market
Country and city breakdowns show where buyers engage with the pack, insight a printed insert cannot return.
Common questions
Is a dynamic code safe to print at packaging scale?+
Check the lifetime before the artwork ships. QRvora paid codes stay active for as long as the subscription runs, plus 30 days after a cancellation, so a print run is tied to a billing term you control rather than a trial clock you forgot about.
What error correction level should packaging use?+
Level H if the code carries a logo, level Q otherwise. Higher correction adds modules, so pair it with a short destination link to keep the pattern printable.
Where on the box should the code go?+
A flat face, at least 5mm from folds and edges, with a clear quiet zone. Skip shrink-wrapped curves and seams, since both bend the pattern.