QR Code Placement Guide
QR Codes on Packaging in California
Add QR codes to product packaging to share product instructions, warranty registration, reorder links, or brand stories.
Packaging is printed months in advance. A dynamic QR code lets you change the destination after production without costly reprints.
QR codes on packaging in California — track every scan
Edit destination after printing. No scan limits. From $9/month.
How to put a QR code on packaging in California
- 1Plan your QR destinationDecide what the packaging QR code should do — instruction video, reorder page, or brand content.
- 2Generate a dynamic QR codeCreate a dynamic QR code in Dynamic QR so the destination can be updated after packaging is printed.
- 3Add to packaging artworkEmbed the QR code in your dieline or print-ready artwork. Minimum size: 2cm × 2cm.
- 4Update without reprintingIf the destination URL changes after production, update it in your dashboard. Printed packaging still works.
Common uses for QR codes on packaging in California
- ✓Link to product instructions or assembly guides
- ✓Offer a warranty registration form
- ✓Share brand story or sustainability information
- ✓Drive reorders with a direct purchase link
Common questions
Can QR codes be printed on any packaging material?
Yes — QR codes work on cardboard, plastic, foil, paper, and more. High-contrast printing (black on white) gives the best scan rates.
How small can a QR code be on packaging?
The absolute minimum is 1cm × 1cm, but 2cm × 2cm is recommended for reliable scanning at normal distances.