GetQR Reviews

Summary: My personal portfolio needed a clean qr code and getQR made it look way more legit than the free generators I tried before.

Positive: The customization is lowkey impressive – colors, shapes, frames, and logo all in one place. I had a polished code ready in like two minutes without watching any tutorial.

Negative: Wish there was a bulk download option for multiple codes at once, that'd be handy.

Summary: Creating QR codes for a charity event was a piece of cake using get QR. The SVG downloads looked amazing when printed on our invitations.

Positive: I had the high-res SVG downloads ready in minutes and the codes scanned perfectly when printed on invitations. The entire process, from start to finish, went smoothly.

Negative: It would be great to have a preview of what the code looks like against different backgrounds.

Summary: GetQR was able to provide us with professional-looking branded codes for our email campaign. Clients even complimented us on how clean they looked on the printed copies.

Positive: The logo upload functionality is seamless, and the final QR code is professional. I was able to replicate our brand colors perfectly, and our flyers looked professional as a result.

Negative: The color picker function could be a little more accurate – had to tweak a couple of times.

Summary: it was a great solution for our restaurant to be able to update menus quickly, and GetQR worked out perfectly for us. changing the link without having to reprint was a huge time-saver for me.

Positive: the dynamic qr codes allow me to change my menu link whenever I change prices without having to reprint. the customization options are nice and simple to follow.

Negative: could use a few more frame styles to choose from when customizing the code.

Summary: The thing about radio ads is that they are transitory, but the QR code on the accompanying social media post lingers. I used GetQR to create one dynamic code, linked it to our promo page, and then changed the link when the promotion changed. Scanned codes tracked after each flight.

Positive: Code generation is quick, download quality is high, and the dynamic link function allows me to use the same code for different phases of the campaign without confusion.

Negative: Only thing I would like to see is a quicker way to view the code as it would look at different sizes, and the analytics could use a little more flexibility in date range.

Summary: I have a small seed business, and each packet contains a QR code linking to growing instructions and a brief video. Created them in GetQR, tested on the actual packet size, and exported SVG for the printer. When I changed a URL for an updated guide in the middle of the season, the dynamic QR code worked correctly. I saw from analytics that tomato seeds were the most frequently scanned.

Positive: The editor is user-friendly for rapid branding adjustments, and the SVG export is clean enough for commercial label production. Scan speed performance was not compromised on small, curved surfaces.

Negative: I would like to see a small format preview option and notification about designs that might impair scannability at very small scales.

Summary: We've placed all our tenant resources, such as maintenance requests, community rules, and parking information, behind QR codes in common areas. GetQR made it easy to implement. The dynamic aspect of the tool is a lifesaver since we change the maintenance portal interface seasonally. Nothing too complicated, but it did cut down on front desk inquiries by a noticeable margin.

Positive: Multiple QR codes stay visually consistent, exported images are clear for printing, and analysis provides a quick insight into engagement with various resources and shapes of buildings.

Negative: Templates could be more clean and minimal in design for property management purposes, and organizing or renaming codes isn't as intuitive as I would like.

Summary: I change the cocktail menu every Thursday. Every Thursday, the QR code on the table remains functional because it is dynamic. That is the review. I export a PNG, test it with bar lighting, and that is it. GetQR makes this seamless, and the scan information is a nice surprise to see which nights people actually scan the menu 😊

Positive: Customizing the brand was easy to integrate with our bar's design, and high-resolution downloads remained sharp on laminated table cards. The analytics revealed which nights had the most scans.

Negative: I would like more contemporary frame designs, and the analytics page could better highlight your most successful codes.

Summary: New employees receive a welcome packet containing three QR codes: benefits enrollment, the handbook, and a first-week survey. All implemented using GetQR with Dynamic QR Codes so I can update the links when vendors change. I review analytics for each cohort to ensure usage. Easy to implement, effective, and no IT complaints.

Positive: Making multiple codes for various onboarding documents was a matter of seconds, and high-resolution exports looked great in printed welcome packets. Analytics showed that new employees were indeed accessing the links.

Negative: Organizational folders or tags for codes by new employee cohort would be a huge quality-of-life boost. Export label names could be more descriptive.

Summary: We changed payment providers with three days to go before the fundraiser. Panic mode. But cos Id used dynamic codes from getqr, I simply updated the destination URL and everything printed flyer still worked. Checked analytics afterwards - the park entrance poster beat the community board 4x. That one feature justified the whole thing.

Positive: With dynamic QR codes, I could update the donation page link in the middle of the campaign and never have to touch a single flyer. The dashboard is lightweight, and analytics gave a quick read on which placements worked.

Negative: The template styles tend to go a bit "marketing" for community-oriented orgs. One can't attach internal notes to each code.

Summary: I'm picky when it comes to printed assets. Like, annoyingly picky. So, I was happy when the SVG file from GetQR was fine at all sizes I tested. I used it to create two product labels with links to ingredient information and a tutorial video. It scanned fine, was clear, and I didn't have to modify anything. Success in packaging design.

Positive: Made SVG downloads production-ready. Used those directly in Illustrator with no cleanup necessary. The customization options were simple, and the codes were readable even with a logo overlaid.

Negative: A warning guardrail for overly complicated designs would be nice, and the preview box could be larger for fine-tuning.

Summary: We have eight locations, and each one has QR codes on equipment linked to SOPs and inspection logs. I set them up in GetQR, used dynamic links so documents stay current, and check analytics every Monday. The whole thing took maybe an hour to roll out. Not the most glamorous of work, but that is the point-it runs quietly in the background now.

Positive: Analytics made it easy to confirm that staff were scanning safety checklist links and managing multiple codes by location was painless. Downloads printed cleanly, even at poster size.

Negative: Bulk duplication for sites would save time, and once you've passed about twenty entries, the list of code gets unruly without better sorting.

Summary: To be honest, I simply required something that would look pretty on a check-in sheet, plus it wouldn't fall apart when we updated from our previous provider. GetQR did that. Dynamic codes meant there were no reprint costs, plus it showed the docs it was working. Job done!

Positive: Customizing colors and adding our own clinic logo made those QR codes look great and professional for print media, while the SVG files retained crispness, and scan analytics even showed us that people were using our self-check-in link.

Negative: The presets all looked slightly corporate, and I had to poke around to find the right export option for our printer.

Summary: For a local promo campaign, I have used GetQR to create individual codes for different locations of the poster and tracked them over the week. The analytics were great to get clear numbers to be able to communicate to stakeholders, and changing the link for a dynamic code is very painless. It just seems very practical instead of fancy, and that’s exactly what I want for physical world marketing tracking.

Positive: The analytics allowed for easy comparison of multiple scan sites, and the ability to create several codes for A/B tests was good. Dynamic QR codes were great when the landing page was updated without modifying printed materials.

Negative: The charts look good, although I wish there could be an option for making notes on the QR codes, and there could also be more emphasis put on the filtering option.

Summary: After implementing our new restaurant menu, I decided to use GetQR to generate dynamic QR Codes for our website links. This allowed future modifications to the links without reprinting. Subsequent attempts accessed by different phones were made to authenticate the functionality, and SVG files were sent to our designer and PNG to meet our printing demands. Overall, this is an efficient tool with minor UI findings.

Positive: The customization tools allow me to match our brand colors and add a logo without sacrificing readability. The SVG and high-res PNG export were sharp on table tents and stickers, and the dashboard seems intuitive.

Negative: A few moreframe styles and label arrangements would be welcome, and it took a moment to find the scan analytics section initially.