QR codes are an easy way to connect printed materials to your content in Driftscape. By scanning a QR code, visitors can instantly open a specific point of interest, tour, or organization page in the app or web version.
You can place QR codes on signs, brochures, plaques, or websites to guide users directly to the experience you want them to see.
What are QR Codes in Driftscape?
A QR code is a scannable image that contains a link. In Driftscape, QR codes are created from deeplinks, which are special links that open specific content inside the app or web version.
When a user scans a QR code:
The link opens automatically.
The user is taken directly to the linked content.
This can be a POI, tour, menu, or organization view.
QR codes work both inside and outside the Driftscape app.
Examples of Use Cases for QR Codes
Use Case 1: Visitor Centre Displays
Place a QR code at your visitor centre so guests can instantly open your organization’s content.
Use Case 2: Outdoor Plaques or Signs
Add QR codes to heritage plaques, trail signs, or attraction markers so visitors can scan for more information.
Use Case 3: Indoor Exhibits or Tours
Place QR codes beside exhibits or stops in a tour so users can scan and follow along digitally.
Get Started: Creating a QR Code
Step 1: Generate Your Deeplink
Before creating a QR code, you must first create the deep link that points to your content.
Follow the steps in Generating Deeplinks to your Driftscape Content.
Once your deeplink is ready, copy the full URL.
Step 2: Open a QR Code Generator
Use any QR code generator to convert your deeplink into a QR code.
Recommended tools:
https://www.websiteplanet.com/webtools/free-qr-code-generator/
EFQRCode app (iOS and macOS)
These tools allow you to paste your deeplink and download a QR code image.
Step 3: Generate and Download the QR Code
Paste your deeplink into the generator.
Click Generate QR Code.
Download the image file.
Add the QR code to your signage, brochures, or digital materials.
Best Practices for QR Codes
Follow these guidelines to ensure your QR codes scan reliably:
Keep the deeplink as short as possible to avoid overly complex QR codes.
Print the QR code at at least 3 x 3 inches (10 x 10 cm).
Test the QR code on both iOS and Android devices.
Test the link on both mobile and desktop to confirm it opens correctly.
Related Articles
Deeplinks and QR Codes Overview
Generating Deeplinks to your Driftscape Content
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