QR labels

A label for every pot.

Pick the plants, pick a label type, print. Each label carries the plant's name and a code that opens its page when anyone scans it, with or without the app.

An Expanded label: a large QR code with the plant's name and its joindiora.com address under it. Expanded
A Thin label: a small QR code with the plant's name and its address beside it. Thin

What it does

Print from the phone
Share the PDF
Save as an image
Scan to open the plant

How it works

  1. QR codes

    Tap QR codes, then Print plant labels with QR codes, and tick the plants.

    The QR labels screen: five plants selected, the Expanded and Thin label types, and a preview of one label.
  2. Label type

    Choose Expanded for a square pot sticker or Thin for a strip that fits a plastic plant label.

    The QR labels screen with Thin selected and a preview of the strip.
  3. Export

    Check the preview and the number of pages, then Export, and choose Print or Share PDF to send the sheet anywhere.

In practice

@annarchystudio’s collection, labelled.

Expanded labels on a collector's clear cups and jars, in a grow cabinet and on a shelf, as they printed and used them.

Three clear cups in a grow cabinet, a young plant in each with a printed label on the front, and a thermometer on the shelf beside them. Three glass jars on a wooden shelf, a young Anthurium in each and a label on every jar, the middle jar held in a gold skeleton hand.
Alocasias in clear cups and a white pot against a textured white wall, a label on each. Clear cups of young plants under a grow light, labels facing out and roots showing in the water. A cabinet shelf with two labelled cups and a thermometer and humidity reader standing in front of them.

Photos by @annarchystudio.

Good to know

Two label types to choose from
Expanded, a square pot sticker in three sizes, or Thin, a strip for a plastic plant label.
A4, from the phone
A full sheet at a time, sent to a printer or shared as a PDF.
The code is permanent
Rename the plant and the printed label still opens it.
Any camera reads it
Without Diora, the page opens in the browser; signed in, the plant opens in the app.
Print options
A faint border to cut along, and the plant type on the label or the name alone.
Your notes stay yours
The page shows the photos, the name, the status and where it came from, and never your notes, chores or care labels.

Print a label for every pot

Free, on the App Store and Google Play.