Printing QR labels for products (shelf cards, packaging, stickers)

Every active retail product has a public buy page (e.g. turtini.com/buy/p/{productId}) and a corresponding QR code. The QR is system-generated — no third-party tools needed.

Where to find a product's QR:
1. Retail → Products tab. Click any product to open its detail view.
2. The product card shows an 80×80 QR thumbnail. Click it for a full-size scannable preview.
3. The QR is auto-loaded into Design Studio as part of your asset library, under the "QR codes" group in the sidebar — alongside uploaded photos, account logos, and AI images.

Printing for in-store / packaging:
• Shelf card — open Design Studio, drag the product's QR onto a 3 × 5 in canvas, add the product name + price text, export PDF, print on cardstock.
• Sticker — same flow at 2 × 2 in. The QR scans cleanly down to about 1 in square (rule of thumb: 10× the minimum module pixel size when held at arm's length).
• Packaging insert — A6 portrait works well. Pair the QR with a brief tagline ("Scan to reorder") and your brand color.
• Catalog printout — the Retail → Products tab has an "Export" option that generates a PDF with one product per row + QR. Use it for a quick paper price list.

Builder Print Kit:
If you have the Website Builder module on too, the Print Kit (Builder editor toolbar → Print kit) generates brand-matched QR materials in one click for the SITE URL. For per-product QR materials, use Design Studio + Retail as described above.

Scan-to-buy flow:
A visitor scans a product QR → lands on the product's public page → checks out via Stripe. No app needed; works on any phone camera. Inventory updates live so a "Sold out" state shows correctly if stock hits 0 between print and scan.

Pro tip — pair with a Live Product Stock block:
If you also use the Builder, drop a "Live Product Stock" block onto a product page that displays "{stock} in stock", "Almost gone — 3 left", or "Sold out" with a pulsing dot. Combined with a printed shelf QR, customers in-store can scan to see live availability — useful for limited drops.