1. Go to the Catalogue tab
2. Click on the download icon button for a product. For a group, click on the same download icon button and all a file containing all products within that group will be downloaded. You can also click on the ellipsis button (three dots) on the far right of the row - this will show a pop up containing the QR code to download, with some guidance on printing.
3. You can download the QR code for the product you selected, for all products in that group, or for all products in your entire catalogue. The QR codes are downloaded as SVG (vector) image files. This means the image can scale up or down without pixelating, and can be easily dropped into your product artwork. In the QR code pop up you will also see the minimum size the QR code must measure so that it is compliant with GS1 global standards.

If your printer asks you for the URI that generates the QR code, it is simply

https://tgz.bz/01/**"your GTIN with a preceding zero"**

So for example, if we take the Polytag 13-digit GTIN 5060919080055, the URI to generate the QR code would be https://tgz.bz/01/05060919080055 Note that the QR codes created by these URL’s will only scan if you are on a paid plan with Polytag (on the free plan you can scan our demo QR codes to see what the end result looks like).

When downloading one of your SVG (vector) files, or providing your URL to a printer, this is to print what we call Polytag QR codes (you may also here the term static, which means no variable data within the code). This means the QR code will be the same per each product (GTIN). Whereas with Polytag's unique-every-time QR codes, every individual instance of a product has its own unique QR code.

For more information on static vs unique-every-time QR codes, see this article in the Help Centre