Sends each device to its store
iPhones go to the App Store and Android phones to Google Play — from a single scan.
QR code type
One app code that sends each phone to the right store
Scan detects the visitor's device and opens the App Store or Google Play automatically — or shows a branded page with your app icon and every store button. Change store links later without reprinting.
- Device detection
- All store buttons
- Editable after print
- Scan analytics
Scan to install
How it works
Create an app store QR code in three steps
Add your store links
Enter your App Store and Google Play URLs, plus any other store, and upload your app icon.
Choose the behaviour
Auto-redirect by device, or show a landing page with all store buttons, then brand and print it.
Update and track
Change a store link after printing and watch scans, locations and devices roll in.
Where it fits
Turn print into installs
App install pages
Give people a fast way to install your app from any print.
Cross-platform download
Cover iOS and Android with one code instead of two.
Game promos
Turn posters and ads into instant installs for your game.
Beta invites
Send testers to a beta track or TestFlight from one code.
Packaging inserts
Add a code to the box so buyers set up the companion app.
Launch campaigns
Run a launch across channels with a code you can update mid-flight.
App store QR code FAQ
Does one code work for both iOS and Android?
Yes. The code detects the visitor's device and opens the App Store or Google Play automatically, so you only print one.
Can I show a landing page instead of redirecting?
Yes. You can display a branded page with your app icon and a button for each store instead of an automatic redirect.
Can I change a store link after printing the code?
Yes. The code points to a hosted page, so updating a store link takes effect everywhere the code is printed.
Can I add stores beyond Apple and Google?
Yes. You can add extra store buttons — such as a beta track or another marketplace — to the landing page.
Can I see how many people scanned to install?
Aggregate reporting shows scan totals over time, country and device, with CSV export.
Set it up with the print job in mind
- Add the App Store and Google Play links that apply.
- Choose whether scanners see a small app page or go directly to the relevant store.
- Test the code on both iOS and Android before printing.
Good fits for this QR type
This type is especially useful for launch campaigns, event handouts and product packaging. The strongest implementation usually pairs the code with a short printed instruction that tells people what they will get after scanning.
What to review after launch
Use aggregate reporting to review store-link interest by placement, scan trend by day, country and device mix. Create separate QR records for separate placements when you need a clean comparison; one shared code cannot tell you which poster, table or package produced the scan.
One limit worth knowing
A QR code can shorten the path to the store, but the store listing still has to do the conversion work.
Questions to answer before publishing
- Will the information change? This dynamic type can be updated, but someone still needs to own the destination and review it.
- What should the printed instruction say? Describe the result of scanning in a few words rather than using “Scan me”.
- Does each placement need separate reporting? Create a different QR record for every placement that must be compared.
- Has the final proof been tested? Check the real size, surface, lighting and mobile destination with more than one phone.
Get more installs from every scan
Create an app QR code and test it on iOS and Android.