Create a free dynamic QR code you can edit forever.

A dynamic QR code is a QR code whose destination URL can be changed after the QR is created and printed, because the code itself encodes a short tracking link that redirects to your real destination. Static QR codes hard-code the destination into the image, so you have to reprint the whole code to change it. Dynamic QR codes are editable, trackable, and reusable forever.

Yes. The printed QR code never changes — what changes is the destination it points to inside your dashboard. The QR encodes a short URL like dynamicqrcodelabs.com/q/abc123 that always belongs to you. When someone scans it, our redirect engine looks up the current destination and forwards the visitor in milliseconds. You can update the destination as many times as you want without reprinting anything.

Your QR codes never expire as long as your account is active. You can set an optional expiration date on individual QR codes for time-limited campaigns (event tickets, promo codes, sales). When a QR expires, scanners see a branded expiration page or get forwarded to a fallback URL of your choice.

You get real-time analytics on every scan: total scans, unique scans, country, city, device type, operating system, browser, referrer, language, and UTM parameters. You never see personally identifying information — we hash IP addresses and store approximate locations only. All data lives inside your workspace dashboard with filters, charts, and CSV export.

Yes. On the Pro plan and above you can connect a custom domain like qr.yourbrand.com or scan.yourbrand.com. Just add a CNAME record to your DNS, click Verify, and every QR code in your workspace will use your branded short link automatically. SSL is provisioned for you.

You can export PNG, SVG, PDF, JPEG, and WebP at sizes from 512 px up to 4096 px. SVG is recommended for print because it scales to any size without losing quality. We also include print presets for business cards, table tents, stickers, posters, flyers, and product packaging — each with a built-in scannability check before download.

Any QR code can be paused (shows a branded "paused" page), revoked (permanently disabled), or archived (hidden from the dashboard but still working). This is essential if a printed QR is leaked, abused, or no longer relevant — you keep full control of every scan from the day it was created to the day you retire it.

Restaurants are one of the strongest use cases. A single printed sticker on every table can point to a digital menu that you update daily — new prices, new dishes, today's specials, multi-language menus, allergen info, or seasonal offers — without reprinting anything. You can even use one unique QR per table to know exactly which table is scanning the most and at what hours.