For brands & manufacturers
Your products already have GTINs. Now make them 2D-ready.
Import the product catalog you already manage, create persistent Digital Link identities, and prepare every packaging run for a more useful barcode.
Existing UPCs remain part of the transition. Add 2D capability as your packaging and retail partners are ready.
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GTINs ready
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A practical workflow
From spreadsheet to packaging.
The first step is not a new catalog. It's the one you already have. Turn product rows into identities, destinations, and packaging-ready assets.
Import a catalogUpload the spreadsheet you already use.
Work with the GTINs your products already have.
Use a permanent, brand-ready Digital Link.
Create a QR asset for the next packaging run.
Connect an existing site or host structured content.
Review digital setup before packaging and retail deployment.
The product identity
One code. Two jobs.
Use the same printed 2D identity for retail operations and the product information shoppers want after the scan.
At checkout
QR → GTIN → POS
A compatible scanner can extract the product identifier directly from the symbol without depending on a web redirect.
On a phone
QR → Digital Link → Experience
The same printed identity can open the product content a shopper needs today—and update tomorrow.
Your domain, your relationship
Put your brand on the package. Not ours.
A product identity should be recognizable when it is printed, scanned, shared, and updated. Use a brand-owned domain where it makes sense for your packaging architecture.
Generic QR infrastructure
tqrco.de/abC827
Short and disposable.
Brand-owned product identity
id.acme.com/01/00012345678905
Persistent and recognizable on packaging.
Product information
Meyer Lemon
Sparkling Water
After the scan
Give every product somewhere useful to go.
Connect an existing product page or host a structured experience that can evolve after the package is printed.
Before the print run
Don't discover a problem after 100,000 packages are printed.
Run a digital preflight for identifiers, destinations, domains, and QR assets before they reach artwork review. Then verify the physical symbol with the right printer and testing process.
Check a product before printSoftware checks reduce preventable setup errors. They do not replace physical barcode verification or ISO quality testing.
See the pattern
Packaging is becoming a product surface.
Industry examples for inspiration—not QR Code Co. customer claims.
Industry example
Coca-Cola / Topo Chico
A packaging example showing how a 2D barcode can connect a product to a richer digital experience.
Industry example
Mondelēz
An industry example of packaging and product information evolving together across a large portfolio.
Industry example
Three Peaks Organic Mānuka Honey
A product example where packaging can give shoppers more useful provenance and product information.
Ready when your catalog is