Settings · Storefront Widgets is where you get the two things every shop eventually needs: a printable QR code for the front desk, and copy-paste embed snippets for your own website. Get there from the sidebar under Insights & setup → Settings, then open Storefront Widgets from there — there's no separate top-level sidebar link for it, so if you're looking for it in the nav rail directly, you won't find one.
Why this looks different if you had it bookmarked
As of 2026-07-25, this used to be two separate settings pages: /app/settings/qr (the QR generator) and /app/settings/embed (the website iframe snippets). They've been merged into one tabbed page with a "QR Code" tab and a "Website Embed" tab. If you had either old URL bookmarked, it still works — the old page automatically redirects you here with ?tab=qr or ?tab=embed on the end, which is why you land on this combined page instead of a 404. Nothing about how either tool works changed in the merge; they're just sharing one page and a tab switcher now.
QR Code tab
Pick where the code should send people (online booking page, the customer check-in kiosk, or the leave-a-review page), pick a print size from the presets (sticker, business card, counter card, window cling, or poster), and set a headline (pre-filled with "Scan to book") plus an optional subline. The card preview below updates live as you type. Three actions live along the bottom: Print (opens your browser's print dialog — only the printable card shows up on the printed page, the controls above it are hidden), Download SVG (saves the QR code itself, not the whole card, as an .svg file named with your shop slug and the target), and Copy URL (copies the raw destination URL, not an embed snippet). The URL is always wherever your SalesThumb dashboard is currently loaded from, plus the target path, plus your shop slug, so it's safe to print and reuse — it doesn't expire or regenerate.
Website Embed tab
This tab gives you four iframe snippets to paste into your own site's HTML: the online booking page, a social-proof badge (lifetime jobs, active warranties, years in business — good for an About page), a state tint-laws lookup widget (customers self-check what's legal in their state before booking, which pre-qualifies the traffic that does book), and a reviews wall pulling curated featured reviews from Reputation. Each card has its own Copy button and a Preview link that opens the widget standalone in a new tab. For the social-proof, tint-laws, and reviews widgets there's also a live inline preview right in the card so you can see theme and color changes before you copy anything.
The one shared control worth knowing about
Theme (light/dark) and accent color are set once inside the Social-proof badge card and apply to all three of the styleable widgets — social-proof, tint-laws, and reviews — even though the tint-laws and reviews cards don't show their own copies of the controls. Changing either one immediately rewrites the copied snippet's query string (?theme=...&accent=...), so if you've already pasted a snippet into your site, changing the theme or color here does nothing to that live page — you have to copy the updated snippet and swap it in again. The booking iframe doesn't take theme or accent at all, so it always renders in its own default styling regardless of what you set here. The page also notes that all of this updates live off your shop's real data (job counts, reviews, tint law lookups) with no redeploy needed on your end once a snippet is pasted in — you're only ever re-copying the snippet when you want to change its look, not its content.