Link guide

A QR code generator with scan tracking

Print-ready QR codes you can update after printing, with every scan counted.

Dynamic QR codes, without the subscription traps

A plain QR code holds a web address directly, so if the page changes you have to reprint. Orbis Link QR codes hold your short link instead, which means you can change where they go at any time.

There are no surprise fees and your codes never stop working because a trial ran out.

Know how well print works

Scans are counted separately from ordinary clicks, so you can see how many people scanned the poster compared with clicking the email. Analytics show when people scanned, roughly where, and on which phone.

  • Scans shown separately from clicks
  • Time, location and device for each scan
  • Compare locations by giving each poster its own link
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Ready for any size of print

Download a PNG up to 2048 pixels for documents and screens, or an SVG that stays sharp on a banner or a shop window. Pick a colour to match your brand, keeping it dark on a light background so every phone can read it.

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Ideas for QR codes

Restaurant menus, Google review requests, Wi-Fi details, event programmes, product instructions, property boards, business cards and appeal posters. See how hospitality and events teams use them.

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Questions

Common questions

Yes. Every short link on every plan has its own QR code.
No. They keep working as long as the short link does.
We recommend at least 2 cm across for close-up use, and larger for posters people will scan from a distance.

Ready for shorter, smarter links?

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