Image 1: Personalised Spotify Plaque with Light Base
The Spotify QR code on iFrame plaques and frames links your personalised gift to a song, an artist or a playlist on Spotify. To add this touch to your order, just select the “Spotify QR Code” option and make sure the song is available on Spotify:
To help us find the song, artist or playlist you want linked to your QR code, you can also paste the Spotify link into the field provided:
So your personalised plaque with its Spotify QR code has arrived. How does it work?
Step 1: Open the Spotify app;
Step 2: In the Spotify search bar, tap the camera icon;
Step 3: Point your phone at the Spotify QR code on the plaque or frame and wait for it to scan;
Step 4: Once scanned, it opens automatically and you can enjoy the song as it plays on Spotify!
Haven’t tried one yet? The Personalised Spotify Plaque brings your photo and your song together, and the full photo version fills the whole plaque. The same code also fits on the Spotify Frame, the heart-shaped Tile, the Spotify Mug and even an engraved necklace. See the full range in light-up plaques and personalised frames.
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Spotify QR code: frequently asked questions
What is the Spotify QR code?
It’s a code printed on the plaque or frame that links the gift to a song, an artist or a playlist on Spotify. Just point the Spotify app’s camera at the code.
Does the plaque play music?
No. The plaque has no sound. The QR code opens the song on the phone of whoever scans it, through the Spotify app. It’s the phone that plays the music.
How do you scan the Spotify QR code?
Open the Spotify app, tap the camera icon in the search bar, point it at the code on the plaque and wait for it to scan. The song opens on its own.
Can I choose any song or playlist?
Yes, as long as it’s on Spotify. When personalising, choose the QR code option and paste the Spotify link into the field provided, so we can find exactly what you want.
What do I need for the code to work?
Just the Spotify app on your phone. The code is printed on the piece itself and needs no batteries or connection to anything.
