Tips for Scanning QR Codes

Every Card of Wonderment card back and the deck tuck boxes have QR codes available to scan. The codes link to card art descriptions and music at cardsofwonderment.com. Most modern mobile devices have the ability to scan QR codes with the built-in camera app.

However, there are hundreds of phone models. Some devices may work better by following a few scanning tips below. If your camera is having difficulty scanning QR codes there are many other scanning applications available for most mobile platforms. A number of them are free.

Here’s an example of the QR code for the Jack of Spades. In fact, if you’re looking at these images on a laptop or desktop computer, you can scan these codes on your screen and follow the link.

Troubleshooting Scanning: QR Codes

  • Make sure the QR code is properly illuminated

  • Reposition the code to avoid glare

  • Hold the card or tuck box steady; or place on a hard surface

  • Pinch and Zoom to enlarge the QR code

  • Move your device back and forth slightly to acquire focus

  • Turn the card or box to a different angle

Many apps are much more proficient for scanning QR codes:

iPhone or other iOS devices - App Store:

  • QR Tiger QR Code Generator

  • QR Reader for iPhone

Android or devices - Google Play Store:

  • QR Tiger QR Code Generator

  • Barcode Scanner