QR codes on storefront windows
People read your window when the door is locked. A code printed at 10cm or larger, mounted at eye level on the inside of the glass, lets them book, browse or join your list from the pavement. Watch the reflections: a matte print angled away from streetlights scans at night, while a glossy one mirrors the street back at the camera. Re-point the code as offers change and the window stays current.
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Open after closing
Evening walk-bys scan to your booking page, web shop or opening hours. You take orders while the lights are off.
Eye level, inside the glass
Mount the print at 140 to 160cm height, facing out from inside. It stays dry, stays flat, and sits where a passing phone points.
Swap offers from the desk
Point the code at this week's promotion, then next month's event. The vinyl on the glass never needs replacing.
Common questions
Do QR codes scan through glass?+
Yes, when contrast is high and glare is controlled. Mount the print flat against the inside of the glass, use matte stock, and avoid mirrored or dark-tinted film.
What should a window code link to?+
One clear action: booking, ordering or your opening hours page. A hosted mobile page can hold all three if you need them.
Will the code expire before I replace the vinyl?+
No. QR Tool codes never expire, so window vinyl you paid to install keeps working until you choose to change it.