I want to put a link on printed materials, but I need it to be scannable instead of clickable.

This feature lets you share a web link on printed materials in a scannable format. It helps people access your online content quickly by scanning instead of typing a URL.

This feature is designed for situations where a clickable link is not possible, such as flyers, posters, brochures, packaging, or business cards. Instead of relying on readers to type a long web address, it presents the link in a format that can be scanned with a phone. The goal is to reduce friction and increase the likelihood that someone visits the intended page. You can place the scannable link on printed assets and direct people to a website, sign-up form, menu, app download page, or support article. This is especially useful for time-sensitive campaigns, event check-ins, and in-store promotions where fast access matters. It also helps avoid errors that happen when someone manually enters a URL. By making the link scannable, you improve accessibility for audiences who prefer mobile-first interactions. This feature supports consistent sharing of the same destination across both digital and print contexts. It is best used when you want to connect offline engagement to online actions with minimal effort for the reader.