Digital product pages
One QR code.
A product page you can change any time.
GravityQR gives your physical products a page on the web, reached by scanning a code on the packaging. Print that code once — the information behind it stays yours to edit, for the life of the product.
No credit card required · Your first code in a couple of minutes
This one is real — scan it and it opens this page.
The label is printed. The page is not.
Reprinting packaging because a detail changed is slow and expensive. A GravityQR code points at an address that never moves, so correcting an ingredient list or adding a support link takes a minute — and every code already out in the world picks up the change.
- 01You publish a product and print its code.
- 02A customer scans the code and reads the page.
- 03You edit the product a month later.
- 04The same printed code now shows the new information.
How it works
Four steps from an empty form to a code you can print.
- 01
Describe your product
Name, brand, description, ingredients, allergens, origin and links — one form, no wizard.
- 02
Add photographs
Drag in up to five images. The first becomes the main photo customers see.
- 03
Publish
Your product page goes live at a permanent address the moment you publish it.
- 04
Print the code
Download the QR as PNG or SVG for packaging, labels or shelf tags.
What a customer sees
A clean, mobile-first page — no app to install, no account to create. Empty sections are simply hidden, so a sparse product still looks deliberate.
- Description and full product story
- Ingredients, allergens and country of origin
- Manufacturer details, GTIN and SKU
- Product photography
- Links to buy, get support or visit your site
- Claims such as Vegan, Organic or Gluten Free
Where we are honest
Claims such as Vegan or Organic are yours to make. GravityQR displays them and says plainly on every page that it has not verified them.
If you enter a GTIN we check its format and check digit, and show you the normalised GTIN-14. That is arithmetic — it does not prove the number is registered to you, and GravityQR never claims otherwise.
Put your first product behind a code
Create a product, upload a photo and publish it. You will have a scannable code in a couple of minutes.