Website QR Code That Never Expires
Print a QR code for your website once and keep it pointing at the right page. If your site moves or a campaign ends, change the destination in the dashboard and the printed code follows.
How a website QR code works
Enter your page address
Paste the web page, landing page or shop address. Add UTM parameters if you track campaigns.
Print it anywhere
Download SVG, EPS or PNG files for boxes, flyers, signs or vehicle wraps. Vector files stay sharp at any size.
Repoint it when needed
Log in, enter the new destination and save. The change applies to every printed code.
How to use a QR code for a website
Scanning opens the page in the phone's browser. Choose a page that is easy to use on a small screen, because most scans come from phones. A short landing page with one clear action usually does better than a full homepage.
Why the destination needs to be editable
Websites get redesigned, domains change and campaign pages are retired. A code that stores the web address inside its pattern cannot be corrected once it is printed, and the only fix is a reprint. A code that goes through a redirect can be corrected in the dashboard in a few seconds.
Free generators that make fixed codes are fine for a link that will never change. For packaging, signs and anything else expensive to reprint, an editable code costs less than one reprint.
UTM tags and scan data
Add UTM parameters to the destination to see in your web analytics which printed piece sent each visit. The dashboard also records scan counts, time of day, approximate location and device type for each code.
What a website QR code costs
Each code is a one-time payment. There is no scan limit and no charge for changing the destination. Current prices and volume tiers are on the pricing page.
Website QR code questions
Print the code once and keep the page current
Your printed codes keep working when the website changes.
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