QR code for your Facebook page
Paste your page link and print it at the door, on flyers or on receipts. Free, no signup, and it never expires.
Facebook codes
Give the page a username
A page with a username has a short link, facebook.com/ and the name, instead of a long one with an ID number. A shorter link also makes a simpler code.
Link to the event itself
For an event or a promotion, link to its own page so nobody has to look for it. A dynamic code can move on to the next event without reprinting.
Check it signed out
People who are not signed in to Facebook may be asked to log in. Open the link in a private window on your phone to see what they get.
Size it for where it hangs
On a flyer or a receipt, 2 to 3 cm (¾ to 1¼ in) wide. On a door or window, a tenth of the scanning distance.
Dynamic QR codes
Print it once. Change the link whenever you want.
A free code cannot change once it is printed. A dynamic code can: fix a wrong link or send it somewhere new any time, and see how often it is scanned.
Unlimited codes and scans. $4 a month or $36 a year.
Make and test them free. Full refund within 14 days.
Bakery menu
On 2,000 menus since March
Example- Opened
mybakery.com/summer-menu- Opens now
- mybakery.com/fall-menu
- Scans, 7 days
- 412
- iPhone
- 58%
- Android
- 41%
Questions
Something else? Email support@qrpine.com and a person answers.
A public page opens without an account, but Facebook may cover it with a prompt to log in. Print your hours and address beside the code too, so nobody depends on the page for them.
On a phone with Facebook installed, a facebook.com link usually opens in the app. Without it, the page opens in the browser.
A free code does not: it holds your page’s link, with no redirect, so it works for as long as the page does. Changing the page’s username changes its link, so scan the printed code again after any change.