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QR Code by QodeVault for WooCommerce turns what you print (packaging, flyers, and in-store signs) into a direct path to your store. Pick a product from your catalog, style the code to match your brand, and download it ready to print. If a link changes later, update the code instead of reprinting it.
Choose the product type, search your catalog by product name or SKU, and select the product. The QR code points to that product page, so a shopper who scans the QR code on a box, shelf tag, or flyer lands right where they can buy.
Dynamic QR codes point to a short link that QodeVault manages for you. When a promotion ends or a page moves, edit the QR code, change the destination, and save. The QR code you already printed keeps working and now opens the new page.
Every scan of a dynamic code is recorded. Pick a date range to see how many times a code was scanned, how many people scanned it each day, and where they were.
Make it look like your brand
Style each code with a live preview, so you see the result before you save.
14 types of QR code
Beyond product pages and links, you can create QR codes for a message, email, phone call, SMS, WhatsApp chat, Zoom meeting, Wi-Fi network, contact card (vCard), calendar event, PayPal payment, Bitcoin payment, or map location.
No. Your WooCommerce.com subscription is all you need. After you install and activate the extension, you create and manage QR codes in your WordPress admin.
A dynamic code points to a short link, so you can change where it goes after printing and see scan analytics. A static code stores its content directly in the code, so it can't be changed after printing and has no analytics. Wi-Fi codes are always static.
Yes. Choose the Product type and pick from your published products by name or SKU.
PNG, JPEG, and SVG. PNG and JPEG files can be 100 to 4,000 pixels wide. SVG is a vector file that scales to any size, which suits large prints and professional printers.
No. The extension runs only in your WordPress admin and adds nothing to your storefront or checkout. It's compatible with HPOS and the Cart and Checkout blocks.
Your QR codes, their design settings, and scan data are stored by the QodeVault service, not in your WordPress database. The documentation explains exactly what's shared.
Read the documentation or contact our team through the WooCommerce.com support center. We're happy to help.
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