QR codes on stickers
Stickers end up in hostile places: curved bottles, sun-baked windows, rained-on poles. Matte vinyl beats gloss because it does not throw reflections into the camera, and the quiet zone belongs inside the die-cut line, since the surface under the sticker will not provide one. From 2.5cm up, a short-link code reads even on a laptop lid.
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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.
Matte beats gloss
Gloss laminate bounces light into the lens and kills scans at an angle. Matte vinyl reads under shop lights and in the sun.
Quiet zone in the die-cut
Design the white margin into the sticker itself. A code cut tight to its edges relies on the surface behind it, which may be dark, patterned or rusty.
One batch, many campaigns
A thousand stickers with one dynamic code can promote a product today and a launch next quarter. You change the destination and skip the reorder.
Common questions
How small can a QR sticker be?+
2.5 x 2.5cm reads at close range if the code carries a short link. Add a logo and you should go larger, since the logo eats into the error correction budget.
Do stickers survive outdoors?+
Vinyl with a matte UV laminate lasts for years outside. Paper stickers fade and wrinkle within weeks, and a wrinkled pattern stops scanning.
Can I change where a sticker points?+
Yes, when the code is dynamic. The whole batch follows one destination you edit anytime, and QRvora never turns the code off.