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QR codes built for your industry.

Industry-specific guides, use cases, and pre-configured QR codes for the way you actually work.

How to pick the right code for your business

Most businesses need two or three codes, not twenty. Start with the job, then pick the type. A cafe usually wants a menu link on every table and a WiFi code at the counter. A real estate agent wants a contact card code on the business card and a listing link on the yard sign. A clinic wants an intake form link at the front desk, printed large enough to scan from a chair.

The second choice is static or dynamic. If the destination will never change, such as a WiFi login or a permanent web address, a static code is right: it needs no account and cannot expire. If the code goes on something expensive to reprint, such as menus, signs or packaging, make it dynamic so you can change the destination later. Every free account includes 10 dynamic QR codes, free for life, with no credit card, no ads on the redirect and no watermarks. Our static vs dynamic guide explains the trade-off in two minutes.

Before anything goes to the printer, download the final file and run it through the online QR code scanner to confirm it opens exactly what you expect.