Your destination goes straight into the code, so it keeps working forever. Nothing sits in between to expire, paywall or track it.
Pick a link, Wi-Fi, a contact card, an event or eleven more types, then fill it in.
No frame, or one with a call to action. Colors, dot style and a logo are there if you want them.
PNG for screens, SVG for print. Yours to keep, with nothing to renew.
A dynamic code holds a short link that the service controls, which then forwards to you. A static code holds your destination itself.
Put a contact card on the back so people save you in one scan.
A sign at the front desk or in your rental. Guests join without asking for the password.
Link the menu PDF on your site. Replace the file at the same address and the code keeps working.
Scanning adds the date, time and place straight to the phone's calendar.
Link to your Google review page so happy customers can leave a review on the spot.
EAN, UPC and Code 128 barcodes for retail labels and inventory.
Scan the file with an iPhone camera and an Android camera, from the distance people will actually stand.
Leave clear space around the code, about four dots wide. Scanners use it to find the edges.
At least 2 cm (0.8 in) across for anything held in the hand. For signs, about one tenth of the scanning distance.
A dark code on a light background reads on every phone. Light codes on dark backgrounds trip up older scanners.
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No. The destination is stored in the code itself, so there is nothing on our side that can expire. A code keeps working for as long as the page, number or network it points to exists.
Not through us, because there is no redirect to count them. Add UTM tags to your link (for example ?utm_source=flyer) and scans show up as visits in Google Analytics.
No. A printed code can't be changed. If the destination might move, point the code at a page on your own site that you control, and update that page instead.
Yes. No account, no trial, no watermark and no limit on how many codes you make.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your links, Wi-Fi passwords and logos are never uploaded.
SVG. It stays sharp at any size. Use PNG for websites, email and documents, and pick 4096 px if a printer insists on PNG.
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