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QR code templates for a grand opening.

Posters and opening-day offers for the first week, when every passer-by is a new customer.

4 templates · Scan-testedAny time of the year

Templates to start from

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

GRAND OPENING
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Grand opening posterPoster
CLAIM OFFER
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Opening offerFlyer
GRAND OPENING
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Ribbon cutting posterPoster
GET TICKETS
Scan-tested
Opening night posterPoster

Sample codes. Yours will point to your own page.

What to print

  • 01

    Opening posters

    A poster on the hoarding with a code to the date, the doors time and a map.

  • 02

    First-visit offers

    A flyer with a claim-offer code, for the neighbour who has not been in yet.

  • 03

    Window and door

    A code on the glass during fit-out: the opening date, the menu or the range, and a way to follow.

  • 04

    Opening-day cards

    A card in each bag or each order with a code to leave a review or sign up for news.

Where it goes

Every template is drawn for one of these places.

  • Poster
  • Flyer

Before you print

  1. 01

    Start the page early

    Put a code on the hoarding as soon as the lease is signed and point it to a page that says when you open.

  2. 02

    Use a dynamic code

    The page changes from opening date to opening offer to regular menu. The print stays as it is.

  3. 03

    Add a way to follow

    A link page with your profiles lets a new customer find you again.

Questions

Can the code work before the shop opens?
Yes. A dynamic code can point to a coming-soon page now and to the shop when you open.
What should an opening offer code open?
A coupon page with one clear offer, an end date and the address. Keep it to one screen.
Is the template free?
Yes. All designs are free on every plan.

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.