Choose a durable destination
Use a company profile or catalogue URL that you control and expect to keep.
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Your company cataloguehttps://www.sourceloka.com/1 2 3
FREE MANUFACTURER TOOL
QR Catalogue Generator
Create a trackable QR link for your SourceLoka profile, website or online product catalogue.
Add your details
Fields update the preview as you type. Choose “Save on this device” before leaving if you want to continue later.
The campaign label adds standard UTM parameters. Test the QR code with your phone before printing a large batch.
PRACTICAL GUIDE
How to use the qr catalogue
A catalogue QR code connects physical material—visiting cards, exhibition panels, packaging or machine nameplates—to information that can stay current online. The destination matters more than the pattern itself.
Point the code to a fast mobile page with products, company identity and a clear enquiry route. Use a campaign label when distributing different printed materials so analytics can distinguish an exhibition card from a packaging insert.
Add a campaign label
Use a short source such as imtex-2027 or product-box so visits can be distinguished in analytics.
Test before printing
Scan the final artwork on multiple phones and at the actual printed size.
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Example input
Profile URL: https://www.sourceloka.com/company/example · Campaign: rajkot-expo
What produces a useful result
- Keep clear white space around the QR code.
- Do not place it over a photograph or reflective fold.
- Print a plain-language instruction such as Scan for products and specifications.
- Use SVG for sharp large-format printing.
Frequently asked questions
What should a manufacturer QR code link to?
A maintained company profile, product catalogue, datasheet or enquiry page is usually more useful than a static PDF with outdated contact details.
Can I print the QR code on packaging?
Yes, after testing the actual size, contrast, surface and expected scanning distance.
Why add a campaign label?
It lets compatible analytics distinguish visits from exhibitions, brochures, packaging or other placements without changing the destination content.