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Dynamic QR Code Generator

Design a QR code for a link, a page of links or a PDF. Change where it points after it's printed, and see when and where people scan it.

Set QR code destination

Enter a link to see your QR code

Downloads are included in paid plans · 7-day free trial

Select a template

Add a logo

or

PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, up to 1 MB. Square logos look best.

Downloads are included in paid plans · 7-day free trial

No sign-up to design
No watermark
QR codes don't expire
Why dynamic

A QR code you never have to reprint

Change the destination

Point the same printed code at a new link, or replace the PDF it opens, whenever you need to.

See every scan

Scans are counted separately from link clicks, with trends, countries and devices on paid plans.

Make it yours

Templates, SCAN ME frames, your colors, dot and eye shapes, and your logo, with a test scan as you design.

Built to last

No watermark, no expiry. If you change plans, codes you already printed keep working.

How it works

From design to scans in three steps

01

Design your QR code

Add a link, several links or a PDF, then pick a template, logo and colors.

02

Download and print

Get a PNG or a vector SVG for menus, posters, packaging and signs.

03

Update and measure

Change the destination from your project page and watch the scans come in.

Use cases

Put one code everywhere, keep it current.

bistro-menu.linkship.org

Restaurant menus

Swap in the new menu PDF each season. The table stickers stay the same.

spring-fest.linkship.org

Events and posters

Send early scans to the schedule and later ones to the photo gallery.

care-guide.linkship.org

Product packaging

Link to manuals and care guides you can update after the boxes ship.

FAQ

Dynamic QR code questions

A dynamic QR code encodes a short link instead of the final address. The short link forwards to your destination, so you can change the destination later without changing the printed code.
A static QR code contains the final URL itself and can never be changed or tracked. A dynamic code can be edited after printing and counts every scan.
Open the project page for your code and change the destination link, the links on its page, or replace the PDF. The QR code stays exactly the same.
No. A QR code keeps working for as long as its project exists. There is no scan limit unless you set one yourself.
Codes you already printed keep working and scans are still counted. You won't be able to download them again or change their destination until you upgrade.
You can design QR codes for free without signing up. Downloading a dynamic QR code is included in every paid plan, and the Solo plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Each QR code uses one project on your plan.
Yes. Scans are counted separately from people opening the same link directly. Paid plans also show trends, countries and devices.
Yes. Choose the PDF tab, upload your file, and the QR code opens it in a fast viewer on any phone. You can replace the PDF later without reprinting.
Use SVG for print shops and large formats: it stays sharp at any size. PNG at 2048 px works well for most flyers and posters. Keep the quiet zone around the code.
Most phone cameras and scanner apps open the link directly. Some in-app browsers, including WeChat, may show a notice before opening outside links, so test-scan with the apps your audience uses before printing.

Your next printed QR code can stay up to date.

Design it now and change the destination whenever you need to.

Create a dynamic QR code