Add a frame to your QR code so people actually scan it
A bare QR code leaves people guessing. A frame with text like "Scan for Menu" or "Leave a Review" tells them exactly what to expect. More clarity means more scans.
Create one free →Why frames work
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People scan more when they know what they get A label like "View Menu" or "Book Now" removes the guesswork. Framed QR codes consistently get scanned more than bare codes.
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Preset text options for common uses Choose from built-in options like Scan Me, Visit Us, Order Here, Leave a Review, or View Menu. Or type your own custom text.
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Custom colors and styles on paid plans Free plans include basic frame styles. Paid plans unlock custom colors, more frame shapes, and the ability to match your exact brand look.
How to add a frame
Open AQRHub and enter your URL, WiFi details, or contact info. Choose your QR code colors and pattern.
Select a frame from the design options. Choose a preset label or type your own. Keep it short: two to four words work best.
The frame is baked into your QR code image. Download the PNG or SVG and use it anywhere: menus, flyers, signage, business cards.
Common questions
What is a QR code frame?
A frame is a border around your QR code that includes a short text label. It acts as a call to action, telling people what the code does and encouraging them to scan it.
What text should I put on the frame?
Be specific about what happens when someone scans. "Scan for Menu" beats "Scan Me" because it sets a clear expectation. Other good options: "Book Now," "Leave a Review," "View Details," and "Connect to WiFi."
Are frames available on the free plan?
Yes. Basic frame styles are included on the free plan. Paid plans unlock more frame designs, custom frame colors, and additional customization options.
Does the frame affect scanning?
No. The frame is placed around the QR code, not over it. The code itself stays fully scannable. AQRHub ensures proper spacing between the frame and the code pattern.
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