CHANGE THE DESTINATION, KEEP THE CODE

Editable QR Links and Scan Counts

A printed code. A flexible destination.Create a short website or App Link, download its QR code, and change the destinations later. Sign in with Google to keep your links together, or manage them with a private recovery file.

Destinations and labels are stored online. QR styling and logo processing stay in your browser.

Management keys stay in this page's memory. They are not stored in browser storage or placed in URLs. Import your recovery file after returning.

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How an editable QR link works

A static website QR code stores its destination directly. An editable QR code stores a permanent redirect link instead. The link service looks up the current destination when someone opens it. An App Link selects Google Play on Android, the App Store on iOS, or your website fallback on other devices. Without a matching store or fallback, it offers the available store links. You can update saved destinations after printing. Some tablets in desktop mode may need the manual store choice.

Create, save, and test

  1. Sign in with Google to save links to your account, or continue as a guest with a private recovery file.
  2. Choose a website link or App Link, enter its public destinations, and create it. Save the recovery file if you chose guest management.
  3. Customize and download the QR image, then test the complete redirect on a phone.
  4. Return to this page and sign in with the same Google account, or import the guest link’s recovery file. Select the link and save new destinations when needed.

Static or editable?

Editable links need the backend and an internet connection. They can stop working if deleted, if the service is unavailable, or if the free-tier quota is exhausted. Use a static URL QR code when you want the pattern to contain the destination directly.