1. Choose one clear destination
Use a focused destination such as a commission form, shop page, booth menu, portfolio, or link-in-bio page so visitors know what they will open.
Artist alley QR code
Cute QR code cards for artist alley tables and convention booths
Make a polished QR card for your shop, commission form, portfolio, menu, pre-order page, or social profile. Add a logo, soft colors, and a short intro so visitors know what they are scanning before they open the link.
How to make an artist alley QR code
2. Add a helpful title
Use labels like "Commission Form", "Shop My Prints", or "Booth Menu" to explain the QR card before someone scans it.
3. Match your visual style
Add your artist avatar or logo, choose readable colors, and keep enough contrast for camera scanning.
4. Test before printing
Scan the exported PNG on different phones and at the final printed size before using it in public.
Where to use it
Commission form QR code
Point visitors to your form, queue, terms, or waitlist without making them type a long URL.
Shop and merch QR code
Send fans to prints, stickers, charms, zines, pre-orders, or limited event drops.
Portfolio QR code
Link to your Carrd, portfolio site, ArtStation, Instagram, X, Bluesky, or link-in-bio page.
Booth menu QR code
Use a card-style PNG for price lists, product menus, after-event shipping info, or convention maps.
FAQ
Can I use this on printed materials?
Yes. Export the PNG and test it on several phones before using it on cards, posters, packaging, or booth signs.
Can I add a logo or avatar?
Yes. A simple logo or avatar works well as long as it does not cover too much of the QR code.
What should the QR code link to?
Use a public page that is easy to understand, such as a commission form, shop page, booth menu, portfolio, or link-in-bio page.