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Anoor Signs

QR Code Sign

A QR code you can hand to a guest: the code and its caption are set flush into a solid sign in a second color, so it scans like print and never peels. Point it at your menu, your Wi-Fi, a review page, a website, or a check-in link.

A short link scans best — long addresses need a finer code. Use a link shortener for anything long.

Light sign, dark code — that contrast is what makes it scan, so the two lists never overlap.

Why it scans. Every dark square of the code is a pocket in the sign's face filled flush with the second color — no ink, no sticker, nothing to fade. A plain margin around the code (the "quiet zone" scanners need) is kept clear, and we refuse to shrink the squares below what a printer keeps crisp; if your content is too long for the size, we'll say so instead of printing something a phone can't read. 4 mm thick; flat back for tape or a stand, or two screw holes.