How to Add a QR Code to a Sparkforge Page

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

The QR Code element in the Sparkforge Page Builder renders a scannable code linked to any destination URL. Pick an existing QR from your library or create a new one inline without leaving the builder.

The QR Code element in the Sparkforge Page Builder renders a scannable code that opens any destination URL — funnel page, calendar, form, survey, payment link, or external URL. Pick an existing QR from your library or create one inline.

What the QR Code element does

  • Inline creation and editing: create a new QR or edit the selected one without leaving the builder.
  • Destination preview: the URL the QR will open is visible before you publish.
  • Deleted QR detection: if a previously selected QR was removed from your library, you're prompted to pick or create a new one.
  • Cross-location awareness: labels flag QRs that belong to a different location.
  • Canvas controls: resize and position the element for desktop and mobile layouts.

How to add a QR code to a page

Step 1: Open the page

Go to Sites → Websites (or Funnels) and open the page to edit.

Step 2: Add the QR Code element

  1. Click the + (Add Elements) icon to open the elements panel.
  2. Scroll to QR Code.
  3. Drag the element onto the page.

Step 3: Select a QR code

  • Use the dropdown to pick a QR from your library.
  • To create a new QR, click the link below the dropdown to open the QR Code builder.

Step 4: Edit the QR code

Select the element on the page and click Edit QR Code to update the destination or design.

Publish

After updating the QR or swapping the selected QR in the element, publish the page so visitors get the latest destination.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do QR codes live outside the Page Builder?
In the QR library for the current location. Manage them from the QR builder screens or from the inline editor in the QR Code element.
Do I need to republish after editing a QR's destination?
Yes. Publish the page after updating the QR or swapping the selected QR so visitors get the new destination.
What if the QR I previously selected was deleted?
The element prompts you to pick another QR or create a new one. Pick a replacement and republish.
Can I use a QR from another location?
Cross-location QRs are flagged in the element. For consistency, create or select QRs that belong to the current location.
Does the QR include click tracking?
Tracking depends on the destination URL. Use UTM parameters or a Sparkforge tracking link as the destination if you need click attribution.

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