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A Website QR code opens a web page when someone scans it. Use it for your homepage, a landing page, a menu, a sign-up form or any other URL.

Before you start

  • Have the full address of the page you want to open, for example https://example.com/menu.
  • Open the page in your browser once to make sure it loads.

Create it

1

Open the QR code builder

Click Create QR in the sidebar.
2

Choose Website

In Choose QR type, click Website. The builder moves to Create content.
3

Enter the link

Paste the page address into Destination link.
4

Name your QR code (optional)

Type a name in Name your QR Code so you can find it later. Only you see this name.
5

Go to the design step

Click Next.
6

Design your QR code

Pick a design style and customize it. See Design overview.
7

Create the QR code

Click Create QR.

Settings

What people see when they scan

The phone opens your web page in the browser. The QR code contains a GetQR short link that redirects to your destination, so each scan is counted in analytics. Because of the short link, you can change the destination later and printed codes keep working.

Use cases

  • Link a printed flyer, poster or business card to your website.
  • Open a restaurant menu or price list hosted on your site.
  • Point packaging to a product page or instructions.
  • Send event guests to a registration or ticket page.
  • Use one printed code for a campaign and switch the landing page when the campaign changes.

Common issues

Destination link is empty. Paste the address of your page.
Open My QR Codes, edit the QR code and update Destination link. Printed codes pick up the new link right away.
The QR code only opens the link. Check that the page itself works on mobile.

What’s next

Add a logo

Download and print

Track scans

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