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QR code templates for creators and musicians.

Merch tags, album covers, gig posters and stickers: send people from the thing in their hand to your page.

28 templates · Scan-tested

Templates to start from

Each one scans, and each opens in the editor with its design applied.

FOLLOW
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Merch tagMerch
LISTEN NOW
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Album coverPackaging
LINK IN BIO
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Link-in-bio cardBusiness card
GET TICKETS
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Gig posterPoster
FOLLOW US
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StickerSticker
LISTEN
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Podcast cardFlyer
SCAN TO CONNECT
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Artist cardBusiness card
VIEW OUR WORK
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Portfolio flyerFlyer
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Concert posterPoster
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Pop-up shop pay cardCounter stand
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Studio contactPoster
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Trailer posterPoster
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Album sleevePackaging
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Podcast business cardBusiness card
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Vinyl stickerSticker
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Photo portfolioBusiness card
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Follow us everywhereSticker
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All our links cardBusiness card
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Creator stickerSticker
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Band merch tagMerch
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Channel posterPoster
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Launch posterPoster
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Blog cardFlyer
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Crypto tips stickerSticker
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Stream posterPoster
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Art print cardPackaging
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Zine back coverFlyer
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Maker shop cardPackaging

Sample codes. Yours will point to your own page.

What to print

  • 01

    Merch tags and stickers

    A follow code on the swing tag, or on a sticker that ends up on a laptop, turns buyers into followers.

  • 02

    Album and single sleeves

    A listen code on the sleeve plays the track or opens your streaming links on the phone.

  • 03

    Gig posters

    A tickets code on the poster, and a dynamic code you repoint to the next show when the date has passed.

  • 04

    Link-in-bio and podcast cards

    A card with a link-page code gathers every profile in one place. A podcast card sends listeners to the latest episode.

Where it goes

Every template is drawn for one of these places.

  • Merch
  • Packaging
  • Business card
  • Poster
  • Sticker
  • Flyer
  • Counter stand

Before you print

  1. 01

    Let the design show your style

    Shapes, eyes and colours carry personality. Try a few templates, and keep the scan check green.

  2. 02

    Use one code for everything

    A link page with all your profiles lets you add a new one later without reprinting the merch.

  3. 03

    Mind busy backgrounds

    A code on a photo is hard to read. Keep it on a plain, light area, even when the artwork is busy.

Questions

Can I use my own colours and logo?
Yes. Every template is a starting point: change the colours, shapes and caption, and add your logo.
Which code type suits a musician?
A link page for all your profiles, an MP3 code for a track you host, and a link code for a single release.
What happens to a gig poster after the show?
With a dynamic code, repoint it to the next show or to a recording. The printed poster stays useful.

Start from a template, scan it, print it.

Pick any design on this page, point the code at your own page or link, and download it. The scan check runs on every change.

Start free

Free on every plan. Change a dynamic code's destination after printing.