What a Facebook QR code is for
A Facebook QR code takes someone from something physical, such as a shop window, a flyer or a product box, to your page, where they can follow, message or leave a review. A Facebook QR code generator makes that link scannable. It saves them searching for your name and landing on a different business with a similar one.
It is most useful for local businesses and groups whose customers already live on Facebook: cafés, salons, trades, sports clubs, community groups and market stalls. Printed as text, a page address is easy to ignore and easy to mistype; a code with "Follow us" underneath asks for one quick scan.
How to make a QR code for a Facebook page
- Open your Facebook page on a computer and copy the address from the browser bar, for example facebook.com/yourbusiness.
- Paste it into the Link field above.
- Pick colours and upload a logo. Your own logo usually beats the Facebook one.
- Add a frame label that says what to do: "Follow us", "Leave a review" or "Join the group".
- Scan it with your phone to check the right page opens, then download.
Page, profile, group or event
The generator works with any public Facebook link, so choose the one that matches the action you want:
- Business page: for follows, messages and opening hours. Set a username in the page settings to get a short, tidy link.
- Reviews tab: link straight to reviews on the page if you are asking for them on a receipt or table card.
- Profile: for personal networking, such as a speaker's slide or a creator's merch.
- Group: for clubs and communities. Public or visible groups work best; private groups still ask people to request to join.
- Event: for a one-off gig or fair. Make a new code for each event.
QR code with the Facebook logo
People search for a QR code with the Facebook logo because the blue f tells scanners where they will end up. You can upload it into the centre of the code; error correction is raised automatically so the code still scans. If you use it, follow Meta's brand guidelines, keep it unaltered, and make sure the design does not suggest Facebook made or endorses your business.
Many businesses do better with their own logo in the centre and a short "Find us on Facebook" label in the frame. It says the same thing and keeps your brand in front.
A free Facebook QR code generator, codes that last
Your code contains your page link directly. No redirect server sits in the middle, so it cannot be switched off, show ads or ask for a subscription later. It keeps working as long as the page address stays the same. If you change your page username, the old link may stop working, so make and print a new code at the same time.
