3D Printed QR Garden Stake

A plaque with a spike underneath, made to be stuck in next to the plant instead of hung or glued.

1Content

The shorter the link, the better the code prints. For calls, email, SMS or WhatsApp, use their own tab.

Or start from a template

2Code design

Combinations that print well
Logo or emoji in the center

On the 3D object the logo becomes a single-color silhouette.

1024 px
4 mod.

3Turn your QR into a 3D object

Up to 28 characters. A short text multiplies scans.

80 mm
3.0 mm
1.2 mm

Code preview

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3D object

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Modules
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Per module
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Size
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Triangles
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Try scanning it

Point your phone's camera at it. If it doesn't read, check the contrast and margin warnings.

Generate several pieces at once

Type {n} in the link, the embossed text, the table number, the WiFi network name, or the contact, email, SMS and WhatsApp fields: it will be replaced by each number in the range when the ZIP is generated.

Up to 200 pieces per batch. If you don't use {n} in any field, every piece will be identical.

For nurseries, plant shops and home gardens

A pot or a flower bed has no wall to screw a plaque into, and no handle to hang a door hanger from. The stake solves that with a spike that goes straight into the soil, leaving the plaque with the QR code visible above the surface.

A nursery can use it to link each species to its own care sheet (light, watering, season); an online plant shop, to go straight to the product page; in a home garden, it works as a reminder of what was planted and when.

Spike length by pot size

Pot or bedPlaque sizeNote
Small pot (4-6 in)50-60 mmShort spike, shouldn't touch the bottom
Medium or large pot70-90 mmThe most versatile size
Outdoor flower bed or planter90-120 mmReadable standing up, no bending down
The spike is always sized in proportion to the plaque (roughly two-thirds of its width), so there's nothing extra to adjust: pick the plaque size and the spike scales itself.

Material for the outdoors

A garden stake lives outside far longer than a keychain or an indoor plaque. PETG or ASA hold up to moisture and UV rays much better than standard PLA, which yellows and turns brittle after just a few months in direct sun.

Common questions

Can it go into regular soil?

Yes, the spike is built for regular potting or garden soil, not compacted ground or tough turf. In very hard soil, make a pilot hole with something thin first.

How long is the spike?

It's calculated automatically from the plaque size you pick, so there's nothing extra to set.

Does it hold up to rain and sun?

Not great in PLA long-term: it yellows and turns brittle. In PETG or ASA, yes โ€” that's the recommended choice for permanent outdoor use.

Can I add the plant's name besides the QR code?

Yes, the same embossed-text field the other pieces use appears above the code, in the plaque area.

Does it work for indoor pots too?

Yes, indoors any material works fine; PETG or ASA are only needed if the stake will be left outdoors.

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