QR codes make sharing your MYZO profile fast and convenient, especially in person. This guide explains how to generate, download, and use your QR code effectively.

What Is a QR Code

A QR code is a square barcode that phones can scan using their camera. When someone scans your QR code, their phone opens your MYZO profile directly. No typing is required.

QR codes are perfect for:

In-person networking
Events and conferences
Print materials
Physical displays

How to Generate Your QR Code

Follow these steps to generate your QR code:

Go to your Dashboard
Look for the QR Code section in the right sidebar
Click Generate QR Code
Your QR code appears and is ready to use

Your QR code is linked to your profile URL. It will always take scanners to your current profile.

How to Download Your QR Code

To save your QR code for use elsewhere:

Find the QR code in your dashboard
Click Download QR
A PNG image file downloads to your device
Use this file wherever you need your QR code

The downloaded image is high resolution and suitable for printing.

Where to Use Your QR Code

Print Materials

Include your QR code on physical materials:

Business cards: Add alongside your contact information
Flyers: Include for event promotions
Posters: Display at trade shows or conferences
Brochures: Add to marketing materials
Letterhead: Include on formal correspondence

Digital Use

Use your QR code in digital contexts:

Presentations: Display on screen during talks
Video calls: Share on screen when networking
Email signatures: Include as an image
Documents: Embed in PDFs and reports
Websites: Add to your about page

Physical Displays

Display your QR code in physical locations:

Name badges: Wear at networking events
Office door: Let visitors scan to learn about you
Desk display: Keep visible for visitors
Product packaging: Connect customers to your profile
Store windows: Attract passersby

QR Code Best Practices

Follow these recommendations for best results:

Size Guidelines

Usage	Minimum Size
Business cards	2 x 2 cm (0.8 x 0.8 inches)
Flyers	3 x 3 cm (1.2 x 1.2 inches)
Posters	5 x 5 cm (2 x 2 inches)
Large displays	10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches) or larger

Smaller QR codes may be difficult to scan.

Print Quality

Use high-resolution images (the download provides this)
Ensure good contrast between code and background
Avoid placing QR codes on textured surfaces

Testing

Always test your QR code before printing
Scan from different distances
Test with multiple devices

How Visitors Scan Your QR Code

Inform visitors how to scan:

iPhone Users

Open the Camera app
Point the camera at the QR code
Tap the notification that appears

Android Users

Open the Camera app (or Google Lens)
Point the camera at the QR code
Tap the link that appears

Any Device

Most modern phones can scan QR codes directly with their camera. Older phones may need a dedicated QR scanning app.

Tracking QR Code Scans

When someone scans your QR code and visits your profile, MYZO records it:

Scans appear in your analytics
Listed separately from other traffic sources
Helps you measure offline sharing effectiveness

Check your analytics to see how many people scan your QR code.

Troubleshooting QR Codes

QR Code Not Scanning

If people cannot scan your QR code:

Ensure the code is large enough
Check that there is enough contrast
Verify the surface is flat and clean
Make sure lighting is adequate

QR Code Links to Wrong Page

Your QR code always links to your profile URL. If the page is wrong:

Make sure your profile is set to public
Check that you downloaded the correct QR code
Regenerate the QR code if needed

Need more help? Learn about sharing your profile or explore analytics.

Generating QR Codes