# QR codes for your van, flyers and signs

> Make a QR code for each place you advertise, with your colours and logo, and see which brings in scans and leads.

Source: https://roughfigure.com/help/qr-codes

Customers point their phone camera at your QR code and get a price in a minute. Make one for each place you put it, such as “Van”, “Flyers” or “Yard sign”, so you can see which brings in work.

## Make a QR code

1. Go to **QR codes** and choose **New QR code**.
2. Give it a name for where you’ll use it.
3. Under **Where it goes**, choose your **Estimator page**, or **A page on my website** that has the estimator on it. We check the website exists when you save.
4. Under **Colours and logo**, choose its colours and shapes, and add your logo in the middle if you like. Dark squares on a light background scan best, and we’ll warn you if your colours won’t scan well.
5. Save, then download it.

## Download for print or screen

- **SVG** stays sharp at any size. Send this one to your printer or sign maker.
- **PNG** is for everything else: social media, emails and documents.

Download again after you change the design. Save your changes first.

## Change where it goes, without reprinting

Every QR code uses a short link, so you can change where it goes at any time and printed copies follow. Deleting a QR code stops printed copies working, so change where it goes instead if you might still use it.

## See what it brings in

Open a QR code to see **Scans per day**, the phones and computers people used, and how many scans became leads. Scan analytics are part of the Pro plan. Leads from a QR code also show in [Analytics](https://roughfigure.com/help/analytics) under **Leads by source**.

## Tips

- Print it at least 2 cm wide, bigger on a van or sign people see from a distance.
- Add a few words next to it, such as “Scan for an instant price”.
- Make sure it can be scanned: try it with two different phones before printing lots.