QR codes on product packaging that stay current

Packaging outlives the page it points to. A short link in the code lets you move the destination without touching the stock on the shelf.

How it works

A print run lasts longer than most of the web pages it links to.

01
Make a link per product
One for each item or each language, so you can see which one is scanned.
02
Put its QR code on the artwork
Download it as SVG for the printer.
03
Repoint it when the page moves
A new manual, a new shop or a recall notice, without a reprint.

Each line says where it starts.

Change the destination later: Edit where the link goes at any time; the printed code and the short address stay the same.; on every plan, including Free
A QR code for every link: Download it as PNG or SVG. It encodes the short link, so it follows every edit.; on every plan, including Free
Your own domain: Links read as yours, such as go.yourbrand.com/spring, and move with you if you ever leave.; on every plan, including Free (on Free, once your account is 7 days old)
Clicks by country, device and time: See which placement brought the visits, and when.; on every plan, including Free
Different pages by country or device: Send each market to its own page from one printed code.; from Pro

Other uses

The free plan needs no card and has no time limit.