QR codes on brochures
A tri-fold gives you six panels around 10cm wide, and each one can carry a 2cm code with its own job: book a call on the services panel, play a video on the product panel, open directions on the back. Keep each code at least 1cm from the folds, because a crease through the pattern kills the scan. Separate codes per panel also show you which section readers act on.
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One action per panel
A reader on the pricing panel wants to talk; a reader on the product panel wants proof. Match each code's destination to its panel and each scan lands where the reader expects.
Clear of the crease
Folds crack ink and bend the pattern. Place codes mid-panel with a full quiet zone, and the brochure scans even after living folded in a bag.
Panel-level tracking
Different codes per panel split the scan analytics, so the next print run leads with the section that pulled the response.
Common questions
How many codes can one brochure carry?+
One per panel works when each has a distinct action and label. Two or three well-labeled codes beat six competing ones.
What size fits a tri-fold panel?+
2 x 2cm reads at hand-held distance and fits a 10cm panel with room for text. Keep the quiet zone inside the panel, away from the fold.
Can I update the brochure after printing?+
The paper stays fixed; the destinations behind the codes stay yours. Re-point any of them in QR Tool and boxes of printed brochures follow.