QR Design

You can customize the look and feel of the QR Code microsite and configure data fields using the form builder. As you make your changes to the design you will see the preview of the site update as well. Once you have configured your design options, you need to build the QR form in order to collect data.

 

 

 

QR Generator URL

You can view your QR Microsite by copying the URL at the top of the designer.

 

Design

The design options allow you to set the general look and feel of the microsite. This includes enabling logos, background images and using custom CSS.

Option Description
Enable Logo Show / Hide a logo
Logo Height Sets the height of the logo (width scales)
Enable Favicon Optional browser tab logo
Enable Background Image Optional microsite background image
Blur Background Image Blurs the background image
Background Color Set the background color
Footer Color Set color of footer background. Leave blank for transparent
Upload Custom CSS Upload custom style sheet to over-ride design styles


 

Text

Set the style of form titles and descriptions that appear above form elements.

Option Description
Font Set the Form Description font style
Font Color Set the Form Description font color
Font Size Set the Form Description font size


 

The Header Title is typically the same as the event name, but is not automatically set. The font type, color and size can also be adjusted.

Option Description
Show Header Title Enable or Disable the Header Title
Title Text Title of the QR Form eg: Super Hero Generator
Font Set the Header font style
Font Color Set the Header font color
Font Size Set the Header font size


 

Description

The Description is typically used to further explain what and how the QR code will be used. eg: Fill in your details to customize your image. The Success Description is displayed when when the QR code is generated, and typically explains what to do next. eg:_ Now scan your QR code at the photo booth_.

Option Description
Enable Description Enable or Disable the Description
Description Text Set the Description text on the form page
Success Description Set the Description on the QR Success page
Font Set the Description font style
Font Color Set the Description font color
Font Size Set the Description font size


 

The footer appears at the bottom of the QR microsite. This is typically used as a “Powered by” link to promote the photo booth company. The font type, color and size can also be adjusted.

Option Description
Footer Text Set the Footer text on the form page
Success Footer Text Set the Footer text on the QR Success page
Font Set the Footer font style
Font Color Set the Footer font color
Font Size Set the footer Font size


 

Return Button

The Return Button is an optional button that can be displayed on the page that shows the QR code. This is often used as a “Make Another” or a “Go Again” button.

Option Description
Enable Return Button Enables or Disable the Return Button
Return Button Text Set the Return Button Text
Return Button Font Set the Return Button Font Style
Return Button Font Coloe Set the Return Button Font Color
Return Button Font Size Set the Return Button Font Size
Return Button Color Set the Return Button Color


 

Submit Button

The submit button is displayed at the end of the QR form. Users select this to submit their options. On submission, they will be redirected to their QR code. The button color and font styles can be adjusted.

Option Description
Button Text Set the Button Text eg: Generate QR
Button Font Set the Button Font Style
Button Font Color Set the Button Font Color
Button Font Size Set the Button Font Size
Button Color Set the Button Color


 

Single Use QR Codes

Single Use QR Codes are a special type of QR code that can only be used once at the photo booth. These are ideal when used in conjunction with payments, or sold as a “ticketed” experience. QR Codes can also be set to expire after 1 minute, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month or 1 year.

Option Description
Enable Single Use Enable or Disable Single Use QR Codes
Expiry Set the expiry length

 

Payments

You can charge for generating QR codes by enabling Stripe Payments. When the user submits their QR form, they will be redirected to a Stripe checkout page. On successful payment, they will then be redirected to the “Success” page displaying the QR Code. When accepting payments, the QR code can also optionally be Single Use.

Option Description
Enable Payment Enable or Disable Collecting Payments
Payment Configuration Select the Payment Configuration

 

Commands

When the QR code is generated, you can optionally configure a touch screen action (command) to be sent to the booth. This is typically an action to start the countdown (eg: stillsStart or Photo Start) but could also be used to switch profiles or send any other touch screen action. You can select one of the predefined commands from the drop down list, or, manually enter the command in the Command field. Any spaces or capital letters will be automatically removed in the QR code.

Option Description
Default Command Choose from list of available commands
Command Manually enter the touchscreen command