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Why a Viber QR code
In Ukraine and across Eastern Europe, plenty of customers check Viber before email, so a chat there is often the fastest way for them to ask about an order or an appointment. Scanning a Viber QR code brings up a chat with your number in the app, without anyone saving the contact first. Enter the number that has a Viber account, including the country code; the code keeps only the digits, the format Viber chat links use. Businesses with a Viber community or channel can paste its invite link instead. Because the code is a redirect you can edit, a new support number or channel does not require new prints.
- Customers start a Viber chat without saving your number as a contact.
- Invite links bring readers into your community or channel.
- Suits regions where Viber is used more than other messengers.
- Update the number or invite link when your support team changes.
Online shops with local delivery
Parcel inserts invite buyers to ask about delivery and returns in Viber.
Clinics and beauty salons
Reception signs let clients arrange or move appointments by message.
Taxi and courier services
Cards in the car or on the receipt open a chat with the dispatcher.
Restaurants with takeaway
Menus and boxes lead to a Viber chat for orders and table bookings.
Housing associations and city services
Notices in the stairwell invite residents to the building's Viber community.
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Viber QR Code Generator
A Viber QR code opens a chat with your number in the Viber app, which many customers in Ukraine and other Eastern European countries use every day. Businesses can also point it at a community or channel invite.
What is this QR code?
The scan forwards to a viber:// chat link built from your number, digits only with the country code. Invite links to Viber communities and channels that you paste are kept unchanged.
Best use cases
- ✓A regional online shop putting its support chat on delivery notes.
- ✓A courier service printing a chat link on receipts for delivery questions.
- ✓A clinic inviting patients to arrange appointments in a Viber chat.
- ✓A city service linking residents to its Viber channel with announcements.
How to generate your QR code
Use your Viber number and include the country code.
Or paste an invite link to your Viber community or channel instead.
Scan the code with an Android phone and an iPhone that both have Viber.
Write a short invitation to message you on Viber beside the code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the scan start a call?
No. It opens a chat with the number; the visitor decides whether to write or call from there.
What happens without Viber installed?
The phone cannot open the viber:// link, so nothing useful appears. Mention Viber next to the code, or offer an alternative contact.
In what format should I enter the number?
Include the country code and leave out spaces, for example starting with 380 for Ukraine. A leading plus sign is fine; the link keeps digits only.
Does the scan call me?
No. It opens a chat window with your number. The visitor can write, or start a call from the chat if they want.
Can I link a community or channel?
Yes. Paste the invite link from Viber; it is kept unchanged.
And if Viber is not installed?
The phone has nothing to open the chat link with. Mention Viber next to the code, or add another contact option.
Should I test it on different phones?
Yes. Before printing a large batch, try the code on Android and on an iPhone, both with Viber installed.
How do I know whether people use the code?
Scan counts appear in your QR Global statistics; the chats stay in Viber, where we have no access.