Make a QR code that opens your app in the App Store or Google Play. Save it as PNG, SVG or PDF, free and without a watermark.
Send iPhone and Android users to the right store from one printed code.
The code contains one store link. Scanning it opens your app’s page in that store. An iPhone user who scans a Google Play link lands on a page they can’t install from, and the same goes the other way.
A static code holds only one link. A DynaQR app download code sends iPhones to the App Store, Android phones to Google Play, and everyone else to a web page you choose. It’s always dynamic, so you can change the links later. The Free plan covers one app download code.
Compare plansNot a static one. Use a dynamic app download code.
Yes. Phones open App Store and Google Play links in their store app.
Wait until the store page is public, then make the code and test it.