A luggage tag that helps a finder reach you
To make a QR luggage tag, open the Luggage Tags template in Studio and add your name, a short 'If found' note, and the phone number and email a finder should use. The template hides the Save contact button and leaves your address off. Print the code on a durable tag or sticker. A finder scans it and calls, texts or emails you in one tap. You can update your details before each trip, and scans show the time and approximate city.
Why the printed version falls short
Paper tags show your name and address to anyone
Handwritten details fade or go out of date
Finders don't know the best way to reach you
There's no room for a note or a second contact
Luggage Tags with CirculateQR
Your code opens a page with an 'If found' note and buttons to call, text or email you. Keep your home address off the tag and update your details before each trip.
- An 'If found' note with instructions for the finder
- Call, text and email buttons
- Save contact hidden, so your details aren't saved to a stranger's phone
- No home address needed on the tag
- Update contact details before each trip
- Scans show when and roughly where the tag was scanned
How to set it up
Create a contact page
Open the Luggage Tags template in Studio and add your name and a short 'If found, please contact me' note.Choose how to be reached
Add the phone number and email you want finders to use. Leave out your home address and keep Save contact hidden.Print the tag
Download PNG, SVG or PDF and print it on a durable tag or sticker.Travel
Update your details before a trip. If the tag is scanned, you'll see when and the approximate city.
Useful extras
Hidden Save Contact
The Save contact button is off, so finders can reach you without storing your details.
If Found Note
A short message telling the finder what to do, such as where to hand the bag in.
Scan Location
Approximate city and country from the network for each scan. It isn't GPS.
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CirculateQR vs paper tag and plain qr code
Home address kept off the tag
- CirculateQR
- ✓
- Paper tag
- ✗
- Plain QR code
- △
Call, text and email buttons
- CirculateQR
- ✓
- Paper tag
- ✗
- Plain QR code
- △
Update details after printing
- CirculateQR
- ✓
- Paper tag
- ✗
- Plain QR code
- ✗
Time and approximate city of scans
- CirculateQR
- ✓
- Paper tag
- ✗
- Plain QR code
- ✗
| CirculateQR | Paper tag | Plain QR code | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home address kept off the tag | ✓ | ✗ | △ |
| Call, text and email buttons | ✓ | ✗ | △ |
| Update details after printing | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Time and approximate city of scans | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
✓ yes · ✗ no · △ partly or with extra work
Frequently asked questions
Can the finder message me without seeing my number?
No. The page shows the call, text and email options you choose. Use a number or email address you're comfortable sharing.
Will I get an alert when the tag is scanned?
CirculateQR doesn't send you a message. Check the code's scans in your dashboard to see when and roughly where it was scanned.
Does it show the exact location?
No. The location is an approximate city and country based on the finder's network, not GPS.
What if my number changes?
Edit the page in Studio and publish again. The tag keeps working.
Will the tag keep working between trips?
On the free plan, editable codes pause 14 days after publishing. A one-time $5 payment, before or after it pauses, keeps it live for good, and a paid plan keeps it working while you subscribe. A plain contact code with no tracking never pauses, but it can't be edited and holds your details in the code itself.
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Start with the Luggage Tags template
The template opens in Studio with starter content filled in. Change the text, pick a design and download. The free plan needs no card.