A wedding loses stationery; a label run loses the run. The March 2026 complaint record includes “thousands of packaging” already printed on codes that died with a trial — and commercial label runs cost $5,000–$40,000 (figure from that report; treat it as directional, and your printer’s quote as exact). The audit below exists so the discovery happens before the shrink-wrap, not after.
Packaging codes are ordered by one person, printed by another, and scanned by customers for years. The trial account belongs to whoever set it up — sometimes a designer who has left, sometimes a marketing inbox nobody reads (one publisher printed 40,000 cookbooks whose code died when billing emails went to a retired address). A static code has no account to orphan: the destination is in the pattern.
Drop in a photo, a screenshot, or the code file itself. We decode it in your browser — the image never leaves your device — and tell you who holds the switch.
Drop a QR code image here or tap to choose a file
A photo of the printed piece works. Sharper is better; we would rather say “unreadable” than guess.
Generate the replacement in the free generator (SVG for your printer, verified on render), and for multi-SKU runs, audit the full set with the Print Pack: every variant decoded, classified and reported on one page your printer can sign off against.
One row per variant — label, destination, copies — and the sheet builds itself: validated codes at label size, destinations printed beneath as the damaged-code fallback, every cell decode-tested.
Included in the $39 Print Pack
Drop in up to 50 code images — files or photos of the printed sheets — and get one verdict table for the whole run: permanent, dies-if-unpaid, at-risk, unreadable. With one-click verified static replacements for every code that can die.
Included in the $39 Print Pack
Wedding sets, menu sets, per-event sets — saved in your browser, named, reloadable next print run. No account, nothing uploaded, ever.
Included in the $39 Print Pack
$39 one-time