Every FlashFlyer flyer auto-generates a QR code pointing to a mobile-friendly product page. Print it on a small sign, tape it to your booth, and let customers scan with their phone camera. No third-party QR tool, no extra fees.
Download FlashFlyerQuick answer: The fastest way to add a QR code to a flyer is a tool that bundles QR generation with the flyer itself. In FlashFlyer you build the flyer first (60 seconds), then tap share to save the auto-generated QR PNG to your camera roll. From there, print via the iOS share sheet to any AirPrint-compatible printer, or take the PNG to a copy shop. iOS Camera and Android cameras scan natively, so customers don't need a QR app.
A printed flyer is a dead end. A flyer with a QR code is a doorway. Customers walk past your booth, see the flyer, scan the QR, browse the full catalog, and message you on WhatsApp or LINE — all without typing a URL or remembering your shop name. For street vendors and weekend markets, that's the difference between someone glancing and someone buying.
Snap a product photo, AI removes the background and writes the description, you get a public URL like flashflyer.app/p/abc123.
Tap share at the bottom of the flyer. The QR code appears under the URL, ready to save or AirPrint.
Save the QR PNG to your camera roll, then use the iOS share sheet's print option (works with any AirPrint-compatible printer) or send the PNG to a copy shop. Recommended size: 8×8 cm (3×3 inches) minimum.
Customers scan with their phone camera, the flyer opens in their browser, they tap to message you. Done.
One QR per product on a small acrylic stand. Buyer scans, sees the exact product, taps to ask price. A craft-fair seller prints 5 QR table-tents (one per featured item) and DM bookings come in by Sunday afternoon.
One big QR on an A4 board linking to your seller profile (/u/your-id). A vintage-clothing booth at a Saturday flea market mounts one QR on a foam board behind the table — buyers scan, see all 12 listed items, and DM about whichever fits.
Pop-up shop or food stall window decal with a QR. Captures foot traffic when you're closed. A weekend-only flower stand sticks a 12×12 cm QR on the storefront window so weekday passers-by still see the catalog and DM for delivery.
Hand out a paper flyer with a QR for "see more on your phone." Print + digital combined. A handmade-soap maker prints 200 paper flyers with the QR for a Saturday craft fair — when stocks run out at the booth, the QR keeps the conversation alive.
Yes. FlashFlyer auto-generates a QR for every flyer URL with no extra fee.
No. iOS Camera and Android cameras scan QR natively. Point + tap notification.
Minimum 8×8 cm for booth use. Add a 4 mm white border for reliable scanning. Larger if customers are more than 1 m away.
No. The QR encodes a URL, not the content. Edit the flyer freely — customers scanning later see the latest.
FlashFlyer counts page views per flyer URL — that's your scan count for printed QR codes. UTM-style query parameters pass through correctly to the page (so external analytics like Google Analytics that you embed elsewhere can attribute), but FlashFlyer's built-in analytics doesn't currently segment by UTM source.
QR auto-generated · Free for first 3 flyers · iPhone only
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