Make a follow-us QR sign for your stall
Customers who loved what they bought will look for you again, if you make it easy. Paste a link to your Facebook page, Linktree, or website and print a sign for next to the card machine. Free, no email needed, and the code never expires.
Paste a link to your Facebook page, Instagram, Linktree, Etsy shop, or website.
Printed at the top of the sign. Leave it blank if your tablecloth already shouts it.
What should the sign say?
Accent colour
Sign size
Print preview
Your sign appears here as soon as you paste a link.
QR code signs for market stalls, answered
Is this QR code sign maker really free?
Yes. No account, no email address, no watermark across your sign, and no paid tier hiding the useful bits. There is a small stallsync.co.uk credit line at the foot of the sign, and that is the whole cost.
Will the QR code expire or stop working?
No. Many free QR generators route your code through their own short link, then break it when the trial ends or charge you to keep it alive. This code contains your link directly, so it works for as long as your page stays at that address. If you ever move or rename your page, just come back and print a fresh sign.
Does StallSync see or track who scans my sign?
No. The code is generated in your browser and points straight at your page, with no redirect through us. We never see your link, and nobody scanning the sign passes through StallSync on the way. If you want scan counts, a link-in-bio service like Linktree can provide them at its end.
Which link should I put on my stall sign?
Pick the one place you actually keep up to date, because a sign with one clear destination beats a cluttered one. If you are active in several places, a link-in-bio page like Linktree lets one code cover them all. Otherwise your Facebook page, Instagram profile, or website is ideal. Avoid links that change, like a link to an individual post.
What size should I print a QR code for a market stall?
The rule of thumb is that a code scans comfortably from about ten times its own width, so the A5 sign suits a table top next to the card machine and the A4 sign suits the back wall of a gazebo. Print on plain white paper or card, and check the code is not stretched, wrapped around a curve, or behind reflective plastic.
Do customers need a special app to scan it?
No. The camera app on iPhone and Android phones reads QR codes on its own: point the camera at the code and a link pops up. To print your sign, use the Download as PDF button and print it like any document. A laminating pouch keeps it scannable through a wet market day.
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