Does Vareons support a QR code maker app?
Last verified: 2026-09-19
Vareons includes a QR maker app at /dashboard/qr-maker with URL, text, email, phone, WiFi, vCard, and SMS types, plus customization of size, colors, error-correction level, logo, and pattern. Codes are managed through select, edit, and delete, with analytics of code and scan counts. Saved codes resolve through a public /q/[id] page with per-scan tracking recorded. The app suits sharing product links, offers, and contact details on print, packaging, and points of sale.
Usage and follow-up steps
- Open the QR maker app from the dashboard and pick the code type matching the content to share.
- Enter the content such as a product link, a phone number, or WiFi details, then preview the result.
- Customize the size, colors, logo, and error-correction level to fit the print or display placement.
- Save the code and manage it from the codes list by editing, changing status, or deleting it when its purpose ends.
- Follow the scan analytics for scan counts, devices, and countries, then refresh the content when needed.
Review the codes list regularly and remove expired ones, compare scan counts across codes to repeat the engaging placements, and update a code content immediately when its linked page changes instead of reprinting.
For full details see QR maker documentation, creating QR codes for the store, and tracking QR scans. For other marketing apps see Vareons apps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which QR code types does the app support?
The app supports URL, text, email, phone, WiFi, vCard, and SMS types, so the merchant picks the type matching the content to share with customers. After entering the content, the design can be customized, then the code is saved and followed from the codes list and scan analytics.
How do I track QR code performance after printing them?
Follow the scan analytics inside the app for scan counts, devices, and countries per code, since each scan is recorded through the public code page. If a particular code shows weak engagement, try changing its placement, size, or linked content, then compare the numbers after the change.
Where can I use QR codes in my store?
Use them on packaging, invoices, and stickers inside shipments to share review or offer links, and on print and points of sale to share store and contact links. Pick a suitable error-correction level and size for the expected scanning distance so the code works smoothly for customers.