QR Code Typesocial
URL QR Code
Open a website, landing page, or any link instantly — no typing.
What it is
A URL QR code stores a web link. When someone scans it, their phone opens the page in a browser. It is the most common and most flexible QR type.
Common uses
- Posters and flyers that link to an offer page
- Packaging linking to setup instructions or FAQs
- Restaurant menus hosted online
- Storefront windows for after-hours browsing
- Print ads linking to a video, demo, or signup
What to put
- A full https:// link to your page
- Prefer a mobile-friendly landing page over a heavy desktop site
- Keep redirects to a minimum — every hop adds latency
- Avoid super-long URLs (they make the QR pattern denser and harder to scan small)
Best practices
- Add a clear CTA near the code ("Scan for 10% off")
- Print large enough for the scan distance (bigger for posters)
- Avoid glossy surfaces that cause glare
- Always test on iOS + Android before printing
Pro tip
For campaigns you want to measure, route the URL through a tracking domain you control instead of a third-party shortener — shorteners can be blocked by corporate networks.
What you’ll fill in
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Website URLrequired
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