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A QR code with your identity

The menu's QR does not have to be black and white: shapes, colours, corners and a frame in your style, a live preview on every change, downloads in three sizes, and a design that saves.

QR Branding Design Download
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All the points of the film 7 steps · 3:29

What you will learn

  • The live preview, and where the code leads
  • Margin, file format, dot and corner shapes
  • Colours for the body, corners and frame
  • Download in 3 sizes, save and reset

Step by step

  1. 1

    The live preview

    Left menu → QR Code. On the left the code, alive — every change repaints it — with the address it opens underneath: menu.serviris.com/the-oak-tavern. The badge under it tracks the design's saved state; top right wait “Reset” and “Save settings”.

    Step 1: The live preview — A QR code with your identity
  2. 2

    Margin and format

    The margin slider travels edge to edge so you can see what it does — current: 14px. The download format picks PNG, SVG or JPEG: SVG for the print shop, PNG for everything else.

    Step 2: Margin and format — A QR code with your identity
  3. 3

    The body of the code

    Six dot shapes, one by one in the preview, and their colour — the swatch opens a full picker, takes a hex, repaints instantly; here a royal blue settles in with “Classy Rounded”. Keep contrast: the code must scan in low light too.

    Step 3: The body of the code — A QR code with your identity
  4. 4

    The corners

    The three “eyes” have two layers: the corner frame — seven shapes, its own colour — and the corner dot, seven more. Here the frame goes Extra Rounded in ink, the preview showing exactly how each choice reads.

    Step 4: The corners — A QR code with your identity
  5. 5

    The second layer of the corners

    The dot inside the eye takes its own shape and colour — a sky blue that gives character without hurting the scan — and the preview frame around the code gets background, border colour and thickness: everything a table card needs.

    Step 5: The second layer of the corners — A QR code with your identity
  6. 6

    Save — the design holds

    “Save settings”, and the badge under the preview turns green: Saved. The blue code with its classy rounded dots and blue eyes is now the venue's code — and the downloads, Small, Medium, Large, are ready for print.

    Step 6: Save — the design holds — A QR code with your identity
  7. 7

    Reset, when you want the factory back

    “Reset” returns the code to its factory look, ready to be dressed again from scratch. Play freely: nothing is final until you save it.

    Step 7: Reset, when you want the factory back — A QR code with your identity

Good to know

Dark dots on a light background, always — the reverse trips up some cameras.

Print one test and scan it from table distance before you print thirty cards.