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How to build a Taproo page

Seven steps, about five minutes, and your page is live and editable for good.

Start with a template

How do you build a Taproo page?

Create a free Taproo account, choose a page type, add your details, pick a template and press Publish. The page goes live instantly and you can link a QR code or NFC tag afterwards.

  • TimeAbout five minutes from sign-up to publish.
  • CostFree — live pages, QR codes and basic analytics.
  • What you needAny browser. No app required.
  • Page typesvCard, reviews, Wi-Fi, menu, ICE, luggage tag, event and links hub.
  • Stays editableEdits never break a printed QR or encoded tag.

A physical NFC tag is optional — pages work with a QR code or shared link.

Build a Taproo page in 7 steps

  1. 1

    Create a free Taproo account

    Go to taproo.com and sign up with email or Google. The free plan includes live pages, QR codes and tap analytics — no card needed.

  2. 2

    Pick a page type

    From your dashboard choose New page and pick a type: digital business card, review link, Wi-Fi, menu, Emergency ID (ICE), luggage tag, event, links hub and more. Each type opens a purpose-built editor.

  3. 3

    Add your details

    Fill in the fields for that page type — name, contact details, buttons, links, opening hours or emergency contacts. Everything saves as you go.

  4. 4

    Style it with a template

    Choose one of the templates and set your colours, logo and photo. On Pro and Business you can also set a custom slug so the address reads taproo.com/p/your-name.

  5. 5

    Publish the page

    Press Publish. The page goes live instantly at its Taproo address and works on any phone browser — no app required for you or your visitors.

  6. 6

    Link a QR code or NFC tag

    From the page, generate a QR code to print, or activate a Taproo NFC tag at taproo.com/activate and point it at this page. The physical tag holds the Taproo link, not your content.

  7. 7

    Edit and track it any time

    Change the content or the tag's destination whenever you like — printed QR codes and encoded tags keep working. Your dashboard shows scans, taps and where they came from.

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