Where a call QR code helps
- Delivery vans, taxis and service vehicles — people can call without memorising a number while you drive past.
- Repair and AMC stickers on appliances, lifts and generators — the service line is always one scan away.
- Posters and real-estate signs — enquiries come in while the interest is fresh.
- Lost-and-found tags on bags, keys and pet collars.
How to make one
- Enter the full number with country code, for example
+91 98765 43210. - Optional: add colours, a phone icon as a logo, or a speech-bubble shape from the shapes gallery.
- Download and test by scanning with your own phone — the dialler should open with the right number.
Phone, SMS, WhatsApp or vCard?
A phone code starts a call. If people are more likely to text you, use an SMS QR code with a pre-written message, or a WhatsApp QR code to open a chat. To let people save your name, number, email and address in one go, a vCard QR code is the better choice.
Privacy
The number is turned into a QR code inside your browser and never sent to our servers. The code is static: it will keep dialling the same number for as long as it exists.