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How do I get a QR code for my OneFront page?

Updated July 20, 2026

The short answer

To get a QR code for your page, go to onefront.org/yourname/qr — OneFront generates a QR image that points to your page, ready to save and print. Use it on business cards, packaging, slides, or a storefront so people can scan straight to all your links. Because the code points to your page (not a fixed link), you can change what's on the page without ever reprinting the code.

Your OneFront link is great online, but a lot of first impressions happen offline — a business card, a conference badge, a shop window, the last slide of a talk. A QR code bridges that gap, and yours already exists.

Ready-made, pointed at your page

Visit /yourname/qr and OneFront hands you a QR image that points to your page. Save it and drop it into anything printed. The key detail: it points to your page, not to a single fixed link. So you can change every link on your page — swap a launch for a new one, retire an old offer — and the same printed code keeps working. No reprints, ever.

For Pro pages, a bit of polish

The standard code is clean black on white for everyone. On Pro, you can set custom foreground and background colors through the QR URL's parameters, so the code matches your brand instead of standing out as a generic black square. Either way, pair the QR with your one link everywhere and you've closed the loop between your offline and online presence.

How to get a qr code for your page, step by step

  1. 1Open your QR URL. Visit onefront.org/yourname/qr to see your page's QR code as an image.
  2. 2Save the image. Download the QR image so you can drop it into designs, slides, or print materials.
  3. 3Use it offline. Add it anywhere people meet you in person — cards, packaging, event screens — for a one-scan path to your links.
  4. 4Customize colors (Pro). On Pro, you can set custom foreground and background colors via the qr URL's fg and bg parameters (6-digit hex).

Frequently asked

Do I need to regenerate the QR when links change?
No. The QR points to your page, so you update the page's contents freely and the same printed code keeps working.
Can I change the QR colors?
The standard code is black on white for everyone. Pro pages can pass custom colors through the QR URL's parameters.

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