Generate a QR code for your store link
Paste your Homegrown store URL, pick a size, and download a print-ready PNG. Works on business cards, table signs, packaging, and flyers.
Making the Most of Your QR Code
Where to use your QR code
QR codes work anywhere customers have their phones handy. Top spots for cottage food and farmers market vendors: your booth table sign, business cards, shopping bags and packaging, Instagram bio link, and thank-you cards tucked into orders. Every touchpoint is a chance to drive repeat business.
QR code best practices
A few rules that make the difference between a scan and a miss: always test the code before printing, print at a minimum of 1 inch × 1 inch, include a short call-to-action above the code like "Order online — ready for pickup," and make sure the landing page loads fast on mobile.
Printing tips
Print QR codes in black on white — don't invert colors or print on dark backgrounds. Keep a quiet zone (white border) of at least 4 modules around the code. For bags and stickers, request a vector file from your printer since PNG files can pixelate at large sizes. Always do a test print before your full order.
Tracking scans
Want to know how effective your QR codes are? Create a free Bitly or Rebrandly link that points to your store URL, then generate a QR code for the short link. You'll see scan counts, device types, and geography in their dashboards. Pair this with Homegrown's built-in page view analytics for a complete picture.