QR codes for product packaging
Packaging lives for years in kitchens and cupboards, far longer than most marketing subscriptions. If a packaging code dies when a subscription lapses, every box ever shipped points nowhere. Kizmo's never-hostage guarantee exists for exactly this.
Bare domains are written in capitals inside the code, which makes it smaller. Paths keep their case.
Enter the web address the code should open.
Style and logo
Stays in your browser. Error correction switches to H automatically.
We recommend a dynamic code for this
Change the destination after printing, see scans by placement, and get an alert if the code gets covered. It keeps working even if you stop paying.
How to set it up
- 1
Decide what the customer needs most after purchase: setup video, manual, reorder page or support.
- 2
Create one dynamic code per product line so you can update the content without new packaging.
- 3
Send the vector PDF to your packaging printer and approve a proof by scanning it.
Recommended size
Minimum 20 mm on packaging; more if printed on curved or textured surfaces.
What works
- Curved bottles distort codes. Keep the code on the flattest face or print it larger.
Mistakes to avoid
- Linking packaging to a campaign page that will be taken down after launch.
Related
What happens to packaging codes if we stop using Kizmo?
They keep redirecting to their last destination. You lose editing and analytics, not the codes.