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Choose the QR code type that fits your task

A link, contact, Wi-Fi, message, payment or file — first decide what should happen after the scan, then open the generator you need.

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QR code for a linkEncode the full address of a site or a page. After the scan, the device offers to open the link in a browser.QR code for a business card (vCard)Pass on a name, phone, email and other vCard fields. Saving the contact is confirmed by the user on their own device.QR code for Wi-FiPass the network name, security type and password in Wi-Fi QR format. Whether the connection works depends on the device and the network settings.QR code for a menuCreate a QR code that links to the current menu of a cafe or restaurant, and check the page before printing.Multilink QR codeBuild a mobile page with several links and buttons, then use its address in a QR code.

Social networks

QR code for social networksCollect public links to your social networks on one mobile page and lead to it with a single QR code.QR code for a messengerPrepare a verified link to a profile or chat in the messenger you choose; the behavior depends on the app that is installed.QR code for WhatsAppBuild a link to a WhatsApp chat with a number and optional text; sending the message is confirmed by the user.QR code for TelegramEncode a public link to a Telegram profile, channel, group or bot and check it before you publish.Instagram QR codeTikTok QR codeYouTube QR codeLinkedIn QR codeFacebook QR codeSpotify QR codeX (Twitter) QR code

Business

QR code for emailOpen a draft message with the address, subject and text. Sending is always confirmed by the user.QR code for SMSPass the number and the message text in an SMS link. Support for the fields depends on the app on the device.QR code for a phone callEncode the number in a tel: link. After the scan, the device offers to open the phone app.QR code for paymentEncode a verified payment link or bank details. The payer should check the amount and the payee before paying.QR code for an eventPass the title, date, time and place of the event. Importing it into a calendar depends on the app the user has.QR code for a couponPass a promo code or a link to the terms of the offer. The seller sets the rules for using and validating the coupon.PayPal QR codeCreate a QR code for a PayPal.Me payment link, with an optional amount and supported currency.Venmo QR codeCreate a QR code that opens a Venmo payment request with a recipient, optional amount and note.Cash App QR codeCreate a QR code for a Cash App $cashtag, with an optional USD amount.UPI QR codeCreate a static UPI payment QR with a UPI ID, payee name, optional INR amount and note.Pix QR codeCreate a static Brazilian Pix QR in EMV BR Code format with a key, merchant details and optional BRL amount.SEPA QR codeCreate a static EPC payment QR for a SEPA credit transfer with recipient, IBAN and optional euro amount.Google review QR codeCreate a QR code that opens the Google review form for a verified Place ID or review link.Meeting QR codeCreate a QR code for a Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or other HTTPS meeting link.Zoom QR codeGoogle Meet QR codeMicrosoft Teams QR codeYelp QR codeTripadvisor QR codeTrustpilot QR code

Other

QR code for cryptocurrencyPass a crypto wallet address and, if needed, the amount. Always double-check the network and the address before you transfer.QR code for a locationEncode coordinates or a verified map link so the user can open the point in whatever app is available.QR code for a PDFPut a public link to a PDF into the QR code. Opening the file after the scan requires an internet connection.QR code for an appUse a verified link to the app page or to a landing page with store options for different devices.QR code for a videoEncode a public link to a video or its viewing page and check the access rights before printing.QR code for textPut a short text directly into a static QR code. Reading the text itself needs no internet connection.Google Maps QR codeCreate a QR code that searches Google Maps for an address or opens exact latitude and longitude coordinates.Apple Maps QR codeWaze QR code

How to choose

Start from what happens after the scan

01

Decide on the action

Open a page, save a contact, join a network or prepare a message.

02

Prepare the data

Check the link, the number, the payment details and that the target resource is reachable without a login.

03

Test the code

Scan the finished version on different devices and at the final size it will be printed at.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about QR code types

What to know before choosing a QR code type for print or a digital campaign.

How do QR code types differ?

The type decides what data the device receives after the scan. A link opens a page, a vCard offers to save a contact, Wi-Fi passes the network settings, while phone, email and SMS start the matching action with the fields already filled in. Choose the type by the result you expect, not by how the code looks.

Which QR code type should a business choose?

Start from the scenario: a link suits a website or a review form, a vCard suits a contact, Wi-Fi suits a guest network, a menu or PDF suits venue materials. If the destination has to change after printing, use a dynamic QR code on a short link and test that scenario in the personal account first.

Do I need an app to scan a code?

Most modern phones read QR codes with the built-in camera. Even so, the result depends on the device, the system version and the type of data. Before printing, test the finished code on several devices and in the way your audience will actually scan it.

Can the data be changed after downloading?

In a static QR code the data is written straight into the image: changing it means a new code. In a dynamic scenario the code leads through a managed link, so its destination can be changed without replacing the image — as long as that mode was chosen and set up before publication.

How do I prepare a code for print?

Keep the contrast strong, do not crop the quiet zone around the matrix and do not stretch a raster image. Test a sample at the final size, on the actual material and under real lighting. For scaling the layout, SVG is the easier format.

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