133 QR landing pages
Where each card’s QR code lands. One mobile page per card in the suite, using the card’s colours and type. Scroll inside any phone, then use the one that fits your business.
A QR code landing page is the mobile page a QR code opens: it shows who you are, the quickest ways to reach you, and one thing to do next, such as booking a slot or saving your contact. CardDeck’s 133 templates are built for 20 industries, each with a hero style, a quick-action row (call, email, map, save), one industry module (bookings, hours, a listing, a portfolio, tour dates or a loyalty card) and a contact table.
- Every template is a live page: edit the text, colours and font after you pick it.
- Four hero styles: cover and avatar, type-led, colour block, and photo.
- Eight modules: link list, listing, booking slots, hours, availability, portfolio, tour dates and loyalty stamps.
- The page sits behind a dynamic QR code, so the printed code never changes.
- Every scan is counted, and “Save” adds you to the visitor’s contacts in one tap.
What should a QR code landing page include?
A QR landing page has one job: turn a scan into an action in under ten seconds. The person has just pointed a phone at a card, poster or table tent, so the page must load fast, read on a small screen and make the next step obvious.
The templates follow the same order on every page:
- Who you are — name, role and brand, in the card’s colours and typeface, so the page matches what they scanned.
- Quick actions — Call, Email, Map and Save, each a single tap. Save downloads a contact card with your details.
- One call to action — the thing you most want: book an appointment, reserve a table, request a quote, get tickets.
- One module — the industry-specific block that answers the first question people have: next available slots for a clinic, opening hours for a restaurant, a featured listing for an agent, recent work for a photographer.
- Contact details — phone, email, website and address, in full, for people who prefer to read.
Everything else — long bios, galleries of ten photos, three competing buttons — slows the page down and dilutes the action. Keep it to one screen and a half.
Static or dynamic QR code for a landing page?
Use a dynamic QR code. A static code stores the page address inside the pattern itself, so if the address ever changes, every printed code is dead. A dynamic code points at a short link that CardDeck controls, so you can change the page, or swap it for another page entirely, after the code is printed.
Dynamic codes also count scans by day, place and device, which tells you which card, poster or location is actually working. All 133 templates are published behind a dynamic code by default; the free plan includes dynamic codes, and static codes are unlimited on every plan.
Which template should I pick?
Start from your industry, then pick the hero style that matches your card:
- Cover and avatar suits people-first businesses: consultants, advisors, agents, clinicians. The initials or photo sit on a patterned band in your colours.
- Type-led suits brands with a strong wordmark or a serif identity: law firms, studios, restaurants. The name is set large, with the brand above a rule.
- Colour block suits bold, modern brands: trades, tech, events. The brand fills a block in your accent colour.
- Photo suits photographers and anyone whose work is visual; the cover photo is the hero.
The module follows the industry automatically — booking slots for healthcare, wellness and beauty; hours for food and drink; a listing for real estate; a portfolio for architecture, design and photography; tour dates for music; a loyalty card for retail — and you can swap it for any other block in the editor.
Frequently asked questions
Are the QR landing page templates free?
Yes. Every template is available on the free plan. Pick one, edit it in the landing page studio and publish it behind a QR code. Paid plans add more pages, custom domains and the removal of the CardDeck badge.
Can I change the colours and fonts?
Yes. Each template opens as an editable page: the page and text colours, the accent, the display and body fonts, the button shape and every block can be changed. If your workspace has a brand kit, its first colour and font are applied when you use a template.
Does the page work without the CardDeck app?
Yes. The page is a normal mobile web page. Anyone who scans the code opens it in their phone’s browser, with nothing to install, and “Save” downloads a standard contact card.
Can I add a form or a video?
Yes. The editor has lead form, video, image, gallery, testimonials, social links and hours blocks, as well as the modules the templates start with. Form responses land in CardDeck Forms and new contacts in your contact list.