Tour guide

Guide visitors through numbered stops with text, images, audio and map links.

List the places a visitor should encounter and place them in walking order. Prepare a clear description, an optional photograph and an optional audio explanation for each stop. Use a map link that points to the actual stop rather than a general venue homepage.

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Example data

Tour guide

01Tour stops

02Stop title

03Next stop

What happens after the scan

The scan opens a stop index. A visitor chooses a numbered stop, reads its explanation, listens to its optional recording and can open the map or move to the next stop. The page does not collect a visitor location, mark a stop as visited or require a tracking permission.

What you can configure

A route people can navigate in either order

Keep up to 30 stops on one page. The index and Next stop actions use the saved order; visitors may still return to another stop. Reordering content changes the published itinerary, not the printed QR identity.

Use one route code or a code near an exhibit

A reception sign can introduce the whole route. An exhibit label can link to the same published page with a section anchor when you create a separate destination link. Preview the complete public route and test the placement on a sample sign.

Prepare these fields

Stop title: A concise place or exhibit name, shown in both the index and its section.
Stop description: Write the context a visitor needs at this physical location, including practical access or route instructions.
Image (optional): Select a PNG or JPEG belonging to the workspace. Give each stop an image that matches the actual place.
Audio file (optional): Attach an MP3 or PCM WAV explanation for this stop. Visitors choose when to listen.
Transcript: Provide a written equivalent for the optional recording. Important route information should also remain in the stop description.
Stop map URL: Supply a full HTTP or HTTPS map address. The map provider handles its own navigation and privacy choices.

Keep the printed code useful

Change a temporary closure, a stop photo or a narration in the draft. Publish after checking the whole route and its external map links. Existing printed signs continue to open the route; a changed stop order should be checked against the physical signage.

Save draft

Test the result

Publish

From preparation to a tested print

01
Open the right editor
Open this page type in your workspace. Choose the scan domain, complete the fields above and attach the appropriate workspace files. Save a draft before publication.
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02
Preview the visitor experience
Save the draft and check its preview before publishing. After publication, open the public link as a visitor and verify the displayed information and available actions.
03
Check the final artwork
Choose a QR design and export at the size you will use. Scan an actual sample on the devices your visitors use before producing a batch.
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Choose a print starting point

Print a test label and scan it before producing a batch.

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Choose the right access for your project

Up to 30 ordered stops per page. Optional image and audio attachments use the normal 20 MB file limit. Pro and above; one published-page allowance.

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