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Why a Product Hunt QR code
Launch day on Product Hunt is decided in a few hours, and the people you meet at meetups, demo days or in your office are the ones most likely to check out a product they have just seen in person. A Product Hunt QR code takes them straight to your listing. Paste the address of the product page, or type a username to open a maker profile. Every visitor decides on their own whether to upvote or comment; Product Hunt rules discourage asking for votes, so invite people to see the launch instead. Once launch day is over, the same code can lead to the next release or your product page.
- Meetup and demo-day audiences reach the launch page in one scan.
- A product address opens the listing; a username opens a maker profile.
- Point the code to the next launch when a new version ships.
- Scan counts show which event brought the most visitors.
Launch day at the office
A poster in the kitchen invites colleagues and guests to see the launch.
Demo days and meetups
The final slide of a pitch opens the product listing.
Swag and stickers
Stickers handed out at events lead to the maker profile with all launches.
Packaging of hardware products
Early customers find the listing to leave a review after unboxing.
Accelerator showcases
Booths for several startups each carry a code to their own launch.
More Social Networks QR codes
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Product Hunt QR Code Generator
A Product Hunt QR code helps people at a demonstration or launch event reach the product page being discussed. Link to the product itself when the goal is discovery; choose a maker profile when the goal is introducing the team.
What is this QR code?
A username opens the maker profile, while a product page needs its full address. Upvotes and comments stay a choice of each visitor on Product Hunt.
Best use cases
- ✓Demo booth cards linking to the product listing.
- ✓Launch handouts introducing a maker profile.
How to generate your QR code
Open the intended product or profile page on Product Hunt.
Paste the product address, or type a username for the maker profile.
Put the product name and launch day beside the code.
On launch day, scan it once more to make sure the listing is live.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does scanning upvote the product?
No. Visitors decide whether to interact after the Product Hunt page opens.
Can I reuse the code for another launch?
You can update a saved dynamic destination. Check the new listing and scan the exported code again before reuse.
Product page or maker profile?
Use the product address for launches and demos. A maker profile suits personal cards, because it lists everything the person has launched.
Can I ask people to upvote?
Product Hunt discourages vote requests. Invite visitors to see the launch and decide for themselves.
What do I type for a maker profile?
The username shown in the profile address on Product Hunt. Product pages need their full address.
Do visitors need an account?
No, listings open in any browser. Upvoting and commenting require a Product Hunt account.
What happens after launch day?
The listing stays online. You can keep the code or point it to a newer launch.
Can I see which event brought visitors?
Create a separate code for each event and compare their scan counts in QR Global.