Free Etsy QR Code Generator
An Etsy QR code sends customers to your Etsy shop or a specific listing. Sellers add it to packaging inserts, thank-you cards, craft-fair booths and business cards to turn one-off buyers into repeat customers. An insert is one of the few places you reach a buyer after the sale, and a code turns the follow-up into one scan instead of a search.
How to create a Etsy QR code
Paste your shop URL (etsy.com/shop/YourShopName) or any listing URL. The link opens in the Etsy app when installed, or on etsy.com otherwise.
- 1Open your shop or listing on Etsy and copy the URL.
- 2Remove tracking parameters such as ?ref=... from the end of the link.
- 3Paste it and scan the preview to check the right page opens.
- 4Download an SVG for printed inserts or a PNG for digital use.
Etsy QR code format
Format
https://www.etsy.com/shop/<shop-name>Example
https://www.etsy.com/shop/YourShopName- QRdx encodes the link exactly as pasted after checking it is a valid URL.
- Linking the shop rather than a single listing keeps the code useful after an item sells out.
- Shorter links without tracking parameters make simpler codes that print well on small inserts.
- Shop URLs follow etsy.com/shop/ShopName; listing URLs contain /listing/ followed by a numeric ID.
Etsy QR code FAQ
Shop or listing: which should I link?
Link the shop on inserts and business cards. Link a listing for product-specific material, such as a refill or matching item.
Will it open the Etsy app?
When the Etsy app is installed, links usually open in it; otherwise they open on etsy.com.
What if I rename my shop?
The shop name is part of the URL, so test-scan the code after a rename and generate a new one if needed.