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QR codes
Create, print, reuse, and protect QR codes that open your tipping page — without reprinting every time something changes.
- How do I create a QR code for tips?A tip QR code is a scannable image that opens your tipping page. Create it from your page URL, download a print-ready file, and place it where guests naturally pause.4 min read →
- Can I reuse the same QR code?Yes — when your QR code opens a page you control, you can keep the same printed code while updating amounts, copy, or who receives tips behind the scenes.3 min read →
- Static vs dynamic QR codes for tippingFor tipping, the useful distinction is a code tied to a page you can update vs a one-off payment link. Page-backed codes behave like “dynamic” without a separate QR service.4 min read →
- How do I prevent QR code scams?QR scams usually involve someone swapping your code for theirs. Protect guests with placement, inspection, and codes that clearly match your brand.4 min read →
- How to print and display a tip QR so it scansSize, contrast, and placement matter more than fancy design. A tip QR should scan quickly from arm’s length in normal lighting.4 min read →
- One QR code vs one code per personUse one code when tips go to a shared pool. Use separate codes when you need to know who was tipped or which room, station, or employee received gratitude.4 min read →