Make a QR code that opens a web page. Add your logo and colours, and download it as PNG, SVG or PDF. You don’t need an account, and there’s no watermark.
Change the link after printing and count scans with a dynamic code.
The code contains the web address. When someone scans it with their phone camera, the phone shows the address and opens it in the browser.
The web address is fixed in the printed code. If the page moves later, the code will still open the old address. A dynamic code opens a DynaQR link instead, and you can change where that link goes after printing. It also counts scans. The Free plan includes one dynamic code.
Compare plansNo. It works for as long as the web page exists.
Yes, if the PDF has a public web address.
No. iPhone and Android cameras read QR codes.
How businesses use this code:Restaurants and cafésClinics and medical practicesProduct packaging and labelsEvents and conferencesPosters and flyersReal estate agents