QR codes
QR codes you can change after they're printed
A static QR code is a commitment; a dynamic one is a decision you can revisit. Every EndURL link doubles as a QR code that encodes the short URL — so pointing it somewhere new never requires reprinting anything.
Static vs dynamic QR codes
A static code embeds the final destination directly: once printed, it can never change, and it can't tell you whether anyone scanned it. A dynamic code embeds a short link instead. The pixels stay identical forever while the destination behind them stays editable — and every scan is measured.
What EndURL QR codes support
Codes are generated on demand in print-ready quality and stay linked to their short URL for the life of the link.
- PNG (up to 2048px) and vector SVG downloads
- Foreground/background color customization on Pro
- Selectable error-correction level for tough print surfaces
- Scans tracked separately from link clicks in analytics
- Works with branded domains — the code carries your name
Where dynamic codes earn their keep
Product packaging that outlives a campaign, event signage finalized before the agenda is, restaurant menus that change weekly, shipped manuals pointing at living documentation — anywhere print outlasts the URL behind it, a dynamic code saves the reprint.
Frequently asked questions
Do EndURL QR codes expire?
Codes live as long as their link. If you set the link to expire, the code follows the link's configured expiration behavior.
Can I customize how a code looks?
Size, margin and error-correction on all plans; foreground and background colors on Pro and above. We keep customization within ranges that scan reliably.
Are scans counted separately from clicks?
Yes — scans arrive with a QR marker and appear as their own traffic source in analytics.