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What it’s for

A product page showcases a single item — packaging, an artisan good, a tech launch — with an image gallery, a description, a call-to-action button (e.g. “Shop the Collection”), share buttons, and optionally a map for pickup locations. Shoppers scan it from packaging, a shelf-talker, or a print ad to land on a page with more detail than a barcode or a Website URL redirect can carry.
Like every category on this page, “Product QR code” isn’t a separate creation route — it’s the Build a Page flow filtered to product-tagged templates.

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Find a product template and reach the builder

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Open Create QR Code and choose Build a Page

From QR Codes → Create QR Code (/qr/create), click the Build a Page card to open the block-based page builder’s template gallery.
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Filter the gallery by Product

On Choose a template (/qr/new), click the Product tag. At verification time there were 3 templates: Tech Product Launch, Handmade Goods, and Flash Drop.
Template gallery filtered to the Product tag, showing Tech Product Launch, Handmade Goods, and Flash Drop templates plus the Start Blank option

The template gallery filtered to the Product tag

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Preview and select a template

Clicking a card opens a preview panel with the template’s name, description, category tag, and a Use this template button. The Handmade Goods template was used for verification here — it’s tagged Product and described as fitting an artisan or small-batch goods brand.
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Land in the page builder

Selecting it opens the builder at /qr/new/landing?template=product-artisan-goods. This template ships with 5 blocks: Image Gallery, Description, Button, Share Buttons, and Map — all editable from the left-hand blocks panel, with page settings (URL slug, password protection) on the right.
Page builder canvas showing the Handmade Goods product template with Image Gallery, Description, Button, Share Buttons, and Map blocks

The page builder canvas after opening the Handmade Goods product template

Reaching this canvas confirms the flow — you don’t need to publish to verify it works. Edit the gallery images, description copy, and button link, then use Publish from the top bar when the page is ready.

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Creating one via the API

To create a product-style QR code through the API rather than the UI, use category ID 18 (labeled Product) — see Create QR Code for the full request schema and Category List for the complete ID-to-label mapping.