paintqrQR codes for your business
Six places where a code that looks like you does more than a plain one: it is recognised before it is scanned, it is checked on phones before it is printed, and it can be repointed after printing. Every code shown is real and scans.
Menus Put your café's emblem or the word MENU on the table, and let the code itself carry it. Guests recognise it before they scan it. 
Business cards A contact card code saves your name, phone and email straight into the phone. Make it show your initials or logo, and it reads as yours at a glance. 
Weddings and events A monogram on the invitation that opens the RSVP page, or a ticket motif that opens the programme. The code becomes part of the design, not a sticker on it. 
Packaging and labels Ingredients, origin, a recipe or an offer, behind a code that carries your product's own picture, so it sits on the pack like part of the design. 
Real estate A house or the word OPEN on the board outside, linking to the listing. When the property sells, point the same sign at the next one. 
Salons and clinics Scissors for the salon, a paw for the vet, your own logo for the clinic. The code opens your booking page or asks for a review.