Auto-generated short link
Each dynamic code ships with a clean, shareable link — no extra step.
Feature
One code, one short link, one place to edit
Every dynamic code comes with a tidy short link. Print the QR where it fits, share the link where it doesn't — both point at the same editable destination.
- Auto short link
- Custom domain option
- Editable target
- Scan analytics
Long URLyourstore.com/collections/spring?ref=…
Short linkqrcado.com/r/spring
How it works
From code to shareable link
Create a dynamic code
A matching short link is generated automatically — nothing extra to set up.
Share the link on its own
Drop it in a bio, DM, email or SMS where a QR code doesn't fit.
Point it wherever you want
The code and the link resolve through the same editable destination.
What you get
A link that works everywhere
Use your own domain
Serve links on your custom domain instead of the default one.
One editable target
Change the destination once and the code and link both update.
Put it to work
Where a short link earns its place
Bio and social links
Share a tidy link where scanning isn't an option.
Email and SMS
Send a short link that's easy to tap on mobile.
Print plus digital
Print the QR, share the link — both hit the same page.
Track every click
Taps on the link count as scans in your analytics.
Branded domain
Reinforce trust with links on your own domain.
Swap without reprinting
Update the target and reuse the same link.
QR code short link FAQ
Do I get a short link with every code?
Every dynamic code has a matching short link automatically. Static codes encode data directly and don't have one.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes — connect a custom domain and your short links resolve on it instead of the default domain.
Do the link and the code share a destination?
Yes. They resolve through the same editable target, so updating one updates both.
Are link clicks tracked?
Yes — taps on the short link are recorded alongside scans in your analytics.
Can I change where the link points later?
Yes. Edit the destination any time without changing the link or reprinting the code.
Use it without creating a mess
- Choose a readable slug when people may see or type the link.
- Use a custom domain when brand recognition matters.
- Avoid changing a slug that has already been widely published.
Questions before enabling short links
- Which repeated task or control problem is this feature meant to solve?
- Who owns the configuration after the first campaign launches?
- Which plan limit or permission affects the rollout?
- What should happen when a destination, member, domain or subscription changes?
- How will the team test the complete scan path before printing?
Related features
Share one link everywhere
Create a free dynamic code and get a short link to match.