04-23-2025, 04:19 PM
QR codes? Static vs dynamic? Who to use to generate it?
Hi everyone,
We decided it’s time for my company to have a QR code and, upon first glance, it seems like an easy enough process to obtain one. Jump to a site like Adobe Express, Canva, QR Code Monkey, or VistaPrint, generate the code, download it as a file (PNG, JPG, etc) and you’re done. Would love the code as a PDR or EPS file so resizing it wouldn’t cause agita. It seems that easy for a static code.
Therein is the problem. Should my company get a static QR code or a dynamic code?
The plan is to create the code and put it on business cards and product literature so someone can scan it and get brought directly to our web site. Based on this, it seems like a static QR code created with a reputable QR code generator should do the trick.
Any advice and insights about the process of creating a QR code will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Robert
Hi everyone,
We decided it’s time for my company to have a QR code and, upon first glance, it seems like an easy enough process to obtain one. Jump to a site like Adobe Express, Canva, QR Code Monkey, or VistaPrint, generate the code, download it as a file (PNG, JPG, etc) and you’re done. Would love the code as a PDR or EPS file so resizing it wouldn’t cause agita. It seems that easy for a static code.
Therein is the problem. Should my company get a static QR code or a dynamic code?
The plan is to create the code and put it on business cards and product literature so someone can scan it and get brought directly to our web site. Based on this, it seems like a static QR code created with a reputable QR code generator should do the trick.
Any advice and insights about the process of creating a QR code will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Robert