17.1 Frame & CTA

The Frame & CTA tab lets you surround the QR with an optional frame and add call-to-action text. Frames can improve context by telling the audience what the QR is for.

17.2 Frame Color

Use FRAME COLOR to choose the frame appearance. The styling system also supports frame gradient information when enabled by the builder.

17.3 Frame Style

The Frame Style list always includes None and can include active frame templates supplied by the platform. Built-in rendering logic recognizes frame concepts such as banner, rounded, speech, and tag in addition to custom frame definitions.

17.4 CTA Text

Enter CTA text to place an instruction around the QR frame. Examples of effective CTA text include Scan to View Menu, Scan for Details, Open Our Bio, or View the Offer.

Be specific: The CTA should explain the expected result of scanning. Avoid vague wording when the audience may be hesitant to open an unknown QR.

17.5 Matching Frame to Campaign Purpose

CampaignPossible CTA
Event registrationScan to Register
Product packagingScan for Product Details
Business cardScan to Connect
Restaurant/menuScan to View Menu
Lead generationScan to Get Started
Support materialScan for Support

17.6 Frame Testing

  1. Make sure the frame does not overlap the QR quiet area.
  2. Verify the CTA remains readable at print size.
  3. Test both PNG and vector exports when preparing print artwork.
  4. Do not assume a frame that looks good on screen will scan reliably after resizing.
  5. Run a physical proof before bulk printing.
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