Use case · Landing pages
QR codes with a landing page
Half of the QR code types are static by necessity: whatever you write ends up inside the image, and it never moves again. A landing page breaks that constraint for everything that can be looked at rather than imported — a contact, an event, a menu, a list of profiles. Whoever scans opens a page of yours; you correct it whenever you like, even once the material is out in the world.
The four templates, live
These are not pictures: they are four real pages, composed right here by the same function that serves them to whoever scans a QR code. What you see is what you publish.
Try a theme
This is the panel you will find in the editor, not an imitation of it: accent colour, light or dark, typeface and corners. All four previews change together, because the theme belongs to the page.
Contact card
Name, role, short bio and profiles, with the button that saves the lot to the address book in one tap.
vCard QR, “Page” switch
Link in bio
Up to twelve buttons with their icon, in the order you decide. The first one is the one you want pressed.
Link-in-bio QR
Event
The date in the right time zone, the days left, the address with directions and the calendar file.
Event QR, “Page” switch
Menu
Sections, dishes, prices and allergens declared dish by dish, in the language of whoever reads.
Menu QR
The names, prices and dates are made up; the layout, the theme and the buttons are the real ones. Nothing inside the previews can be clicked.
How one is made
Three steps, and not one of them asks you to write HTML or upload a file.
Pick the template
In the generator: vCard and event have a “Page” switch, link in bio and menu are types of their own. The template–type pairing is fixed, so an event QR can never end up showing a restaurant’s menu.
Fill the fields, watching the preview
Fields, not a blank canvas: that is why the page holds up on any phone. The preview beside them does not resemble the page — it is the page, composed by the same function.
Download the QR code and print it
From then on the square never changes again, and you correct the page whenever you like: edits are public immediately, with no separate draft to publish.
The numbers behind this choice
These are product figures, not market estimates: you can check every one of them on the pricing page or in the generator.
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ready templates to fill in
Contact card, link in bio, event and menu: the fields are already chosen, not a blank canvas. That is why the page holds up on any phone.
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scripts inside the page you serve
No JavaScript, no fonts to download, no cookies: it opens on mobile data right after the scan, and how long that takes is the product.
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allergens you can declare per dish
The ones in EU Reg. 1169/2011, written in the language of whoever reads the menu and kept apart from choices such as “vegan”.
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measurements instead of one
The page view and the clicks on its actions: you know how many saved the contact, not just how many pointed a camera at it.
Where it makes your life easier
Stage by stage, what changes the day the printed code stops being a final decision.
The business card
Without an editable code
The contact is carved into the square. Change number, job title or company and the five hundred cards already printed keep handing out the old one.
With a dynamic QR code
The code opens a page with your details, photo and profiles. Fix the field and the card you handed over last month passes on today’s number, with a button to save it to contacts.
The event that moves
Without an editable code
Date and venue live inside the image: a two-week postponement costs a new poster, and whoever already has the flyer will never know.
With a dynamic QR code
The page shows the date in the right time zone, the days left and a button to add it to a calendar. If the event slips, you move one field.
The menu
Without an editable code
A PDF uploaded somewhere: heavy, slow to open, hard to read standing in front of a window, and the allergens are the customer’s problem to find.
With a dynamic QR code
Sections, dishes, prices and per-dish allergens, on a page that opens straight away. Prices change without reprinting the card or redoing the file.
Every channel at once
Without an editable code
One code leads to one address. Putting website, shop and profiles side by side takes three codes and three places to print them.
With a dynamic QR code
Up to twelve buttons on a single page, each with its icon and in the order you decide. The printed code stays exactly the same.
What people actually did
Without an editable code
A scan says someone pointed a camera. Whether they then called, saved the contact or read the menu, nobody knows.
With a dynamic QR code
The page counts the view and every click on its actions. It is the first time a code measures behaviour and not just a scan.
What you get out of it
The preview is not a likeness
The HTML you see while filling the fields comes out of the same function that serves the page to whoever scans. What you publish is exactly what you looked at.
It opens before you lower the phone
No scripts, no fonts to download, no network request beyond the images you point to. After a scan, on mobile data, that is the difference between reading it and closing it.
No cookie banner
The page does not write a single one, so there is nothing to accept for someone who scanned a flyer just to check an opening time.
In the reader’s own words
“Save contact”, “add to calendar”, the allergen names: our words arrive in the language of their phone. Your text stays exactly as you wrote it.
Where it is used
Business cards and badges
A contact that updates after printing, with a photo, a short bio and one-tap saving to the address book.
Posters and tickets
The date in the right time zone, a countdown, the address with directions and a calendar file to keep.
Tables, windows and daily menus
A sticker on the table, and behind it a menu that changes with the season — allergens declared dish by dish.
Shop windows, packs and profiles
Website, shop, bookings and socials on a single page, reordered whenever the priority changes.
In short
A dynamic QR code has always solved one problem: changing the destination without reprinting. A landing page solves what was left — that for some content the destination did not exist at all. The contact, the event and the menu now have a page, and it is yours to correct at any moment.
Frequently asked questions
How is a landing page different from my website?
They do not compete: the landing page is the screen that opens after a scan, made to be read standing up in ten seconds and to lead to one action — call, save the contact, open the menu. If you have a website, one of the buttons goes there.
Can I change the content after the QR code is printed?
Yes, and that is the whole point: the printed square encodes a short address that never changes, and you edit the page behind it whenever you want. Edits are public immediately, with no separate draft to publish.
Do I need an account?
Yes, though the free one is enough. A page we serve on every scan stays on our servers, like the short code and the statistics, so it needs an owner. It is a sign-up, not a subscription.
Will the page show up on Google?
No: it is served asking not to be indexed. It is the page for whoever scanned that code, not content to rank — and it must not compete with your own site on the same searches.
Does your brand appear on the page?
On the free plan it does, as a bar at the top and a signature at the foot. On the paid plans it does not, and nothing takes its place: the page is simply yours.
In other industries too
Try it now
The generator is on the home page: pick a type, style the code and download the result. Static codes do not even need an account.