Change the link, keep the print
Run a seasonal promo today and swap the destination next month — the same poster keeps working.
QR code type
Website QR codes you can redirect anytime
Point a single QR code at any web page, then change the destination whenever you want — no reprint. Aggregate scan reporting shows how the printed placement is used over time.
- Dynamic
- Editable after print
- Scan analytics
- Country routing
Scan to visit
How it works
Create a website QR code in three steps
Paste your link
Enter the page you want people to land on — a homepage, product, booking form, anything with a URL.
Design and print
Match your brand with colours, a logo and a frame, then download a print-ready file and put it anywhere.
Edit and track
Change the destination later, add UTM tags, and watch scans, locations and devices roll in.
Where it fits
Put your website one scan away
Print campaigns
Flyers, posters and ads that link to a landing page you can change mid-campaign.
Product packaging
Send buyers to setup guides or registration — and update the target as products evolve.
Storefront windows
Let passers-by open your site, menu or booking page after hours.
Business cards
One code that opens your website or portfolio, redirectable as you grow.
Events
Point badges and signage to the current agenda, map or feedback form.
Short links
A tidy short URL plus a scannable code for the same destination.
Website QR code FAQ
Can I change the website after I print the QR code?
Yes. A dynamic website code stores a short redirect, so you can point it at a new URL any time and every printed code updates instantly.
Do website QR codes expire?
Your code keeps working as long as your Qrcado account is active. We don't silently pause dynamic codes — see our pricing page for exactly what each plan includes.
Can I track how many people scan it?
Aggregate reporting shows scan totals over time, country and device, with CSV export from the dashboard.
What's the difference between a static and a dynamic URL code?
A static code bakes the URL into the pattern — it can never change and can't be tracked. A dynamic code redirects through a short link you control, so it's editable and trackable.
Can one code send people to different pages by country?
Yes. You can set per-country and per-language destinations so a single printed code routes each visitor to the right page.
A reliable way to build it
- Add the destination that matters now.
- Use a separate QR record for each placement when you need clean comparisons.
- Change the destination later without changing the printed pattern.
Where it works best
This type is especially useful for print campaigns, packaging and signage. 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 total and unique scans, daily trend, country, device, OS, browser and referrer. 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
Qrcado records country-level location, not city-level location. UTM support currently centres on utm_source rather than a full campaign-management layer.
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.
Make a website QR code that keeps up with you
Create your first dynamic code and test it before printing.