A WhatsApp QR code is a wa.me link turned into an image: anyone who scans it with their phone camera lands in a chat with your number, with your message already typed. It's the fastest way to move people from a counter, a menu or a package to a conversation.
Where to put your WhatsApp QR code
- Counter and register: "Scan to order on WhatsApp".
- Menus and table tents, for orders and reservations.
- Packaging and receipts, so customers reorder from the same chat.
- Flyers, trade-show booths and vehicles.
- Product labels, for questions and support.
Print tips
- Size: at least 1.2 in (3 cm) per side; bigger if people scan it from a distance.
- Contrast: dark code on a light background, with a white margin around it.
- Short message: a shorter pre-filled message makes a simpler code that scans faster.
- Caption: tell people what happens when they scan, such as "Scan to order on WhatsApp".
- Test first: scan the printed proof with two different phones.
PNG or SVG
Use PNG for social media, documents and most printing; it includes the caption you add. Use SVG for large formats and print shops: it scales to any size without blurring.
What happens after the scan
The code brings conversations; someone still has to answer them. Zavora's AI sales agent replies 24/7 and closes the order in the chat. See pricing.