Editable and trackable QR codes

Dynamic QR code generator

Create a dynamic QR code when the destination may change or the campaign needs analytics. The printed code stays the same while the managed destination can be updated.

Dynamic QR codes use a short managed redirect, so you can edit destinations, track scans, pause codes, and use a custom domain on supported plans.

Edit destinations after printing
Track scans and approximate geography
Add UTM parameters for campaigns
Use branded custom domains on paid plans

Protect printed campaigns

A dynamic code gives you a recovery path when a landing page, PDF, menu, or campaign URL changes.

  • Fix a typo without reprinting
  • Move traffic to a new page
  • Pause old campaigns
  • Reuse proven placements

Measure what happens after scans

Dynamic QR analytics help decide which placements deserve more budget.

  • Scan trends by day
  • Device and browser mix
  • Approximate geography
  • Campaign UTM attribution

Choose static only for fixed content

If a code is personal, permanent, and does not need tracking, the free static generator may be enough.

  • No dashboard required
  • No redirect dependency
  • No analytics
  • No later editing

When to use dynamic QR codes

Dynamic QR codes use a short managed redirect, so you can edit destinations, track scans, pause codes, and use a custom domain on supported plans.

DecisionBest choiceReason
Printed flyerUse dynamicDestination can be fixed later
Restaurant menuUse dynamicMenu files change often
Personal permanent linkStatic may be enoughNo tracking needed
Paid campaignUse dynamicAnalytics and recovery matter

FAQ

What makes a QR code dynamic?

A dynamic QR code points to a managed redirect URL. The redirect target can be changed in the dashboard without changing the printed code.

Do dynamic QR codes need a paid plan?

GetQRFree includes limited dynamic QR usage on the free plan. Higher limits, retention, and advanced features are available on paid plans.

Will a dynamic QR code keep working after I edit it?

Yes. The QR image keeps the same redirect URL, and the dashboard updates where that redirect sends scanners.