QR codes

Every link has a QR code that opens its short URL when scanned. There's nothing to set up and no extra cost on any plan.

Show and download

1. In the link list, press QR code next to a link.
2. Scan the preview with a phone camera to check it.
3. Press PNG, SVG or JPEG to save it. Use SVG for large print.

The builder also shows a plain QR code as you type.

Design your QR code

Change the Dots and Corners shape and colour, and the Background, on any plan. On paid plans you can add a Logo, with a slider for its size, and Frame text, such as "Scan for the menu". Save keeps the design on that link. Save as template keeps it for the whole workspace, ready to apply to other links.

This may not scan appears when colours are too close or light on dark. Use dark colours on a light background. Logos are capped at 30% of the width, because a bigger one covers too much of the code.

Designs never change where a code goes, so changing a link's destination doesn't mean reprinting.

Scans in your reports

New QR codes count as scans in the Clicks and QR scans report in . Codes printed before this feature keep working and count as clicks.

Tips

• The QR code encodes the short URL, so you can change the destination later without reprinting.
• Add UTM tags with when you want one poster to show as its own campaign: share …/menu?utm_source=poster.

FAQ

Does the QR code stop working if I pause the link?

Yes. It points at the short link, so a disabled link answers Link not found or not published until you turn it back on.