Learn how to create QR Codes with a frame, call-to-action text, and your brand logo in Superplural Link, and increase scan rates with professional design.
A simple QR Code works. A QR Code with a frame, call-to-action text, and your brand logo in the center converts much more. The difference lies in the context you provide for those who will scan it.
With Superplural Link, you can create highly customized QR Codes without needing a designer or external software. Everything is done within the platform, in minutes.
What is a QR Code frame?
The frame is the graphic element that surrounds the QR Code. It serves two main purposes: to make the code more attractive and to communicate a clear action to the user.
A QR Code without context says nothing. When you add text like "Scan to see the menu" or "Access my portfolio," you remove friction and increase the chances of interaction. Superplural Link offers over 11 different frame styles, with customizable color options for both the frame and the text.
How to create a QR Code with a frame in Superplural Link
Access your account at link.superplural.com, go to the QR Codes section, and click to create a new code.
- Choose the type of QR Code (URL, WiFi, Vcard, WhatsApp, among others)
- Fill in the content information
- Go to the customization tab
- Select a frame style in the "Frame" section
- Add the text that will appear in the frame
- Choose the font and colors for the frame and text
- Upload your logo to the center of the code (optional)
The result is a professionally looking QR Code in just a few minutes.
Add logo in the center of the QR Code
Placing the logo in the center is a feature that most free generators do not offer or charge separately. In Superplural Link, it is available in all plans.
The logo is positioned over the code without compromising readability because QR Codes have built-in error correction. Even with an image covering part of the code, it continues to be scanned correctly.
Dynamic QR Code: Edit the destination after printing
One of the most important advantages of Superplural Link QR Codes is that they are dynamic. This means you can change the destination at any time without needing to reprint anything.
Imagine you placed a QR Code on your product packaging pointing to a promotion. The promotion ended? Just update the destination in the dashboard. The printed code continues to work, now pointing wherever you want.
How many styles are there?
Superplural Link offers over 18 different styles for the code pattern, 14 styles for the inner eyes, and 3 for the outer eyes. By combining these options, you create a visually unique code that doesn’t look like any generic QR Code.
Before printing, check if your code is readable using the free online QR Code reader available in the Superplural Link tools.
When to use a QR Code frame?
- Restaurant menus and tables ("Scan to see the menu")
- Brochures and printed materials ("Access the website")
- Business cards ("Save my contact")
- Stands and fairs ("Follow us on social media")
- Product packaging ("See how to use")
- Store windows and physical stores ("Shop online")
In any of these contexts, the frame text acts as a mini CTA that transforms a mysterious code into a clear action.
Create your first QR Code with a frame for free at link.superplural.com.
