Creating and Using QR Codes

Modified on Wed, 20 May at 5:51 AM

QR codes let prospective students scan and land directly on your class registration page with a single camera tap — no typing required. CPR Enroll+ includes a built-in QR code generator with 10 link types and full visual customization. Download your QR codes as SVG, PNG, or JPEG files and place them on flyers, posters, business cards, or training room signage.

Step 1 — Open the QR Code Builder

Click QR Codes in the left sidebar.
Click + Create to open the 3-step creation wizard.

Step 2 — Name and Type

Enter a descriptive QR Name (e.g., "BLS Classes — Lobby Poster — Q3 2026").
Select the QR Type — this determines what the QR code links to:

QR Type	Links To
Classes	A specific scheduled class registration page
Courses	A specific course listing
Disciplines	All classes filtered by discipline (e.g., BLS)
Associations	All classes filtered by association (e.g., AHA)
Locations	All classes at a specific location
Website	Any custom URL
Email	Opens email client pre-addressed to you
SMS	Opens text message pre-filled to your number
WhatsApp	Opens WhatsApp conversation with your number
Phone	Initiates a phone call to your number

Fill in the type-specific field (e.g., select a class from the dropdown for the Classes type, or enter a URL for the Website type).
A short cprenroll.me link is auto-generated for the QR code.

Step 3 — Customize Appearance

Dots Color — the color of the QR pattern squares (match your brand color)
Marker Border Color — outer ring of the three corner squares
Marker Center Color — inner dot of the corner squares
Dot Shape and Marker Shape — choose from several geometric styles

A live preview updates in real time. Click Save when satisfied.

Downloading Your QR Code

Find your QR code in the QR Codes list.
Click the Download button.
Choose your format: SVG (for print — infinitely scalable), PNG (for digital use), or JPEG (for broad compatibility).

✔ Always use SVG for print

SVG is a vector format — it remains perfectly crisp no matter how large it is printed. Use SVG for banners, posters, and business cards. Use PNG for websites, email, and social media.