A QR code (Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional barcode that can store information such as URLs, text, contact details, or other data. It can be scanned using a smartphone camera or a QR code reader.

You can download the QR code as an image and use it in marketing materials, websites, product packaging, or any medium where users can scan it.

Static QR Code: The data encoded (e.g., URL, text) is fixed and cannot be changed after the code is generated. Ideal for one-time use cases like sharing contact details or static links.

Dynamic QR Code: The data encoded can be updated without changing the QR code design. Ideal for campaigns, marketing, and cases where flexibility and analytics are required.

Yes, QR codes come with built-in analytics. You can track the following metrics:
Number of Scans: Total scans over a specific period.
Geolocation: Locations where your QR code was scanned.
Device Type: Information on whether the scan was done via a mobile phone, tablet, or other devices.

Yes, you can download analytics and performance reports in multiple formats such as PDF, Excel, or CSV for offline use or sharing with your team.

Yes, you can upload your own image to set as the background of your QR code.

We use advanced error correction to maintain scannability, even with design changes. However, we recommend testing your QR code after making customizations.

Yes, you can save generated QR codes in your user dashboard and access them anytime.

The dashboard allows you to organize QR codes by campaigns, add labels, and track their usage.

Yes, we offer a bulk generation feature where you can upload data in a spreadsheet to create multiple QR codes in one go.

If your QR code isn’t scannable, ensure there’s enough contrast between the code and its background. You can also contact our support team for assistance.

You can reach us via email available on our website.