FAQs

QR CODE Designs

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Can I add text along with my QRCODE?

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Yes, you can add additional text or images along with your QR CODE. Be careful not overlap the QR CODE.

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Can I change my design file after I submit an order?

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Contact us asap and will do our best to modify your order or cancel order.

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Can I Change the QR-CODE color?

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Yes, you can change color of the QR-CODE in the QR CODE generation window.

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Can I modify the data on my QRCODE at a later date?

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No. We only offer ‘static’ dynamic QR CODES.

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How many text characters can I use in QR CODE?

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A QR CODE can hold up to 7,089 numeric characters. You must also be mindful of your data size, as bigger data would require more modules, leading to a congested pattern.

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What is Metal Dye Sublimation?

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Dye sublimation on metal is a printing process where a design is transferred onto a metal surface by using high heat and pressure to turn dye inks into a gas, which then permeates the surface of the specially coated metal, resulting in a permanent, vibrant image embedded within the material; essentially, the image is “infused” into the metal, making it highly durable and resistant to scratches and fading

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What is the difference between Static and Dynamic QR CODES?

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A static QR code stores the data directly within the image, while a dynamic QR code stores a redirect link to access the data elsewhere, enabling tracking and editing features.
A static QR code contains a fixed destination since it stores data directly onto the pattern. You can’t change its data after you’ve created it offers more security.
Dynamic QR codes are ideal for applications that require a more flexible solution, such as product tracking, inventory management, or event registration. Using a dynamic QR code costs some since you must subscribe to a plan before using them.
Dynamic QR codes can pose security risks, as they allow content to be changed remotely, potentially leading to malicious redirects or data breaches. Users may unknowingly scan compromised codes, exposing them to cyber threats.