ZetaQR

Dynamic QR codes

Dynamic QR codes for products, catalogs & menus.

Put dynamic QR codes on packaging, catalogs, menus and shop signs. When the catalog changes or dinner replaces lunch, you change the destination. The printed code stays exactly as it is.

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  • Products & Catalogs
  • Restaurant Menus & Dining
  • PNG, SVG, JPG & WebP export

Style your QR code

Interactive preview

Destination

artisanroasters.com/catalog

Frame Call-to-Action

Color

Matrix Style

Upload custom SVG/PNG logo

SCAN FOR CATALOG

Scannability 100% · High Contrast · Level H
PNGSVGJPGWebP

Products & Catalogs

Make every pack and catalog point somewhere useful.

Print a code on the pack, label or catalog page and send shoppers to a lookbook, a setup video, your warranty page or a reorder link. When the specs change, change the link instead of the packaging.

  • Catalogs and lookbooks that change with each season
  • Setup videos, manuals and ingredient info
  • A reorder link straight to your shop
  • SVG, PNG, JPG and WebP downloads with Level H error correction
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Product packaging with custom dynamic QR code on an artisan coffee bag
Same printed packaging codeBatch 0892
  1. Launch phase2026 Interactive Catalog & Lookbook
  2. UnboxingBatch 0892 Video Setup Guide
  3. Post-purchase1-Tap Reorder & Warranty

Restaurant Menus

Menus that change as fast as the kitchen does.

Put a code on table stands, coasters and receipts. Upload a new menu when prices or dishes change, and add a Google review code by the till. None of it needs new cards.

  • Swap lunch for dinner by changing the menu file
  • New prices without touching the printed stands
  • A Google review code for guests on their way out
  • Opens in the phone's browser, no app
Explore restaurant menu solutions
QR code table stand on a restaurant table
Same printed standExample
  1. Weekdays, 11amLunch menu
  2. Friday, 5pmHappy hour offer
  3. After the mealReview request

Destinations

Send each scan somewhere useful.

Point the code at any web page, your online shop, a PDF menu or catalog, a contact card or your Google review page.

  • Any catalog, PDF lookbook or menu link you already have
  • Upload a PDF menu or catalog if you don't have a web page
  • Change the destination from your dashboard, no reprint
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Pick a destination

Interactive preview

When someone scans, open…

Or point the code at any website. Change it later without reprinting.

Built for print

Made for dielines, catalog pages and dining tables.

What you need to print codes that scan, whether it's on 50 tables or 50,000 boxes.

  • Anatomy of a branded QR

    Corner shapes, a logo in the middle and a frame with a call to action.

  • Scannability indicator

    Warns you when your colours don't have enough contrast to scan reliably.

  • Print-ready vector & image export

    SVG for print and packaging, plus PNG, JPG and WebP for screens.

  • Level H error correction

    Codes can still be read with around 30% damaged, which helps on curved bottles and scuffed boxes.

  • Custom branded domains

    Run your links on your own domain (like qr.yourbrand.com) so people recognise them.

  • Organized by batch & SKU

    Group codes by product line, season or restaurant branch.

Analytics

See what happens after the scan.

See scans from packs, catalogs and menus by city, time of day and phone type. ZetaQR's own analytics don't use cookies.

  • Packaging, catalog and table card scans side by side
  • Busiest hours, including lunch and dinner peaks
  • Top cities and countries, worked out without cookies
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Scan analytics

Demo / Example Data

Scans by hour

Today
8amLunch peak (12–2pm)9pm

Top locations

Cookieless Geo
  • 🇺🇸New York1,842 (42%)
  • 🇬🇧London1,228 (28%)
  • 🇯🇵Tokyo745 (17%)
  • 🇩🇪Berlin570 (13%)

City-level location from the network, never GPS.

Devices

  • iPhone58%
  • Android36%
  • Desktop6%

Top placements

  • Front window poster41%
  • Table cards33%
  • Takeaway bags18%
  • Instagram bio link8%

Recent scans

Live
  • New York · iPhone · Front window posterJust now
  • London · Android · Table cards2 min ago
  • Tokyo · iPhone · Takeaway bags6 min ago

Getting started

Your dynamic QR code in three simple steps.

  1. 1

    Choose a destination

    Your catalog, a PDF menu or any web page.

  2. 2

    Style & export QR files

    Add your colours and logo, then download PNG, SVG, JPG or WebP.

  3. 3

    Print once & update forever

    50,000 packs or 50 tables. Change where they point from your dashboard.

Dynamic QR FAQ

Questions about dynamic QR codes.

Plain answers on packaging, catalogs, menus, file formats and print sizes.

Yes. A dynamic code stores a short link, not your final page, so you can change where it goes from your dashboard. Swap the catalog, upload a new menu or fix a broken link, and the codes already on packaging, table stands and catalogs open the new version.

Yes, by changing the menu it points to between services. It's a quick manual swap in your dashboard. Automatic time-of-day switching isn't available yet.

About 20 × 20 mm is a sensible minimum on a flat carton or label, with a blank margin roughly four squares wide around it. On curved bottles, cans or pouches, go bigger, keep it dark on a light background, and scan a printed proof before the full run.

SVG, PNG, JPG and WebP. SVG is the one to send a printer: it scales to any size and drops straight into Illustrator or a dieline without going blurry.

Downloads use Level H error correction, so a phone can usually still read the code with up to about 30% of it damaged or covered. A deep scratch across a corner square can still stop it, so don't push your luck.

Not as a built-in feature. You can point a code at your own Digital Product Passport page, but ZetaQR doesn't generate GS1 Digital Link URLs or host passport data.

The designer checks the contrast between your code colour and background as you go, and warns you when it's too low to scan reliably. Even so, print a proof at real size and scan it with an older phone before you send the files off.

No. iPhones and most Android phones read QR codes straight from the camera app, and the page opens in their normal browser.

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