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QR codes in your colours, printed once and for all

A QR code for every page and every short link, with your colours and your logo in the middle. Print it once: the destination changes, the code stays good. And every scan counts.

Free, no credit card.

In your image, not black and white

The colour of the modules, of the background, your logo in the middle. Save the result as a template and reapply it in one click to all your codes: your materials finally match.

  • Your logo in the middle
  • Your templates, reapplied in one click
  • SVG and PNG, ready for the printer

See QR code templates

The QR code generation dialog: saved templates with their colours and logo on the left, the chosen code shown large on the right.

Sharp from business card to banner

A vector file: no pixelation, whatever the size. Generate once, print at every scale.

See the URL shortener

The QR codes tab of the library: each template with its preview, its two colours and how many QR codes it has produced.

Every scan tells you where it came from

A scan is a click, and it lands in the link statistics with its source. You know which material was scanned, where and when: the poster in the metro or the flyer at the fair.

See statistics

The shortener: short addresses chosen word by word, their destination, today’s clicks, their tags, and CSV import and export.

A QR code you print once and for all

Does your menu, programme or catalogue change often? Rather than reprinting a QR code with every version, point it at a short link and edit the destination instead. The code on your tables, your window or your flyers stays the same all year; only the document it leads to changes.

Frequently asked questions

Does the QR code change if I edit the link?

No. The code points to your TinyLink link, whose destination you edit freely, with nothing to regenerate or reprint.

Which export formats?

Vector SVG for print, PNG for screens.

Are scans counted?

Yes. Every scan shows in the link’s or page’s statistics, with its origin.

Does a logo in the middle spoil the scan?

No, as long as the contrast between background and modules stays strong: the code carries an error-correction margin. Always test with a phone before printing.

Can one template cover all my codes?

Yes. A template stores the colours, the module shape and the logo in the library, then applies to any page or shortened link, with nothing to redo.

What if I customise the address after printing?

Codes already printed stop working: they point at the old address. Customise before you distribute. Changing the destination of a shortened link, on the other hand, breaks nothing.

Your page online in two minutes

An account, an address, your first links. And already, your first clicks counted.