Make a printable now hiring or help wanted sign in a minute. List your open roles and pay, add a QR code that links to your application, then print it for the window or post it on social media. English or Spanish. Free, no sign-up.
Loads sample roles, pay and a matching look. Spanish swaps the headline, labels and sample text.
Several US states require a pay range in job postings, so check your local rules. Leave any field blank to hide it.
No application page yet? Make a free job application form below, then paste its link here. Test the code with your phone before printing.
Classic yellow is the look people know from shop windows. Black and white prints on any printer.
US Letter or A4 for the window or counter. Square for Instagram and Facebook posts, Story for Instagram and WhatsApp status.
Print it for the window or the counter, or pick Save as PDF in the print window. The PNG works for social posts too.
100% in your browser. Your sign and logo are never uploaded.
A sign gets attention. The free Job Application Form widget turns it into applicants: candidates fill in their details, upload a resume and answer your screening questions, and every application lands in one list instead of your inbox. Put it on your website, then point the QR code on your sign at it. No code, works on any website builder.
A sign brings people in the door. These free Common Ninja widgets handle the applications that follow.
Collect applications on your website with resume upload, availability and screening questions.
A jobs board for your website: list every open role with location, type and pay.
Any custom form, from interview scheduling to onboarding paperwork.
Show the people candidates would work with, so your careers page feels human.
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No design software and no account. Ready to print in a minute.
Start from a restaurant, retail, cafe or warehouse sample in English or Spanish, then type your roles, pay and perks.
Paste the link to your application form. The code prints in the corner with a short “Scan to apply” line.
Print it on Letter or A4 for the window, or download a square post or a story for social media.
Checklist
Five things that turn people walking past into applicants.
| Include | Why |
|---|---|
| A headline people read from the sidewalk | NOW HIRING or HELP WANTED in the biggest letters on the page. |
| The roles you need | Specific titles like line cook or cashier get more of the right people than "all positions". |
| Pay or a pay range | Answers the first question every applicant has, and several US states require it in job postings. |
| One or two perks | Flexible hours, a discount or weekly pay set you apart from the shop next door. |
| One clear way to apply | A QR code to an online form works after hours, when the manager is busy and on social media. |
Tips
Small things that make the difference between a sign people notice and one they act on.
01
Tape the sign inside the front window or next to the register, where people stand and wait.
02
Scan it with two different phones before printing. A code that opens the wrong page wastes every applicant.
03
Download the square or story format and share it on Instagram, Facebook and your Google Business Profile.
04
In many US towns a Spanish sign reaches people an English one misses. Switch the language and print both.
Glossary
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