Knowledge Base

Knowledge base

Short practical guides: from selecting QR-code size to preparing print-ready layouts without quality loss.

How to print QR code stickers at home: label paper, printer settings and cutting

30 candle stickers on 2 sheets of matte label paper from a home inkjet printer, with the tray, the print scale and the cut marks set right.

Which sheet to use on a bar table, a reception desk and a room door, how large the code comes out on each, and one sign for every network of a hotel.

Pick a starting size from the scanning distance, check a long link in the calculator and test the size on paper with two phones.

Static vs dynamic QR codes: spot a code that depends on someone else's service before you print it, and keep the page behind a static code in place.

Print a sheet of QR code labels from a Google Sheets list without formulas in the cells, starting from a spreadsheet template.

Turn the asset list you already keep into QR code asset tags with stable links and captions that show the asset number.

The grid for both sheets at six code sizes, with and without captions, and the print settings that print a 2 cm code at exactly 2 cm.

Captions in the same file as the links, 2 cm codes, cut marks and one pilot sheet before a print run of 100 stickers.