A dynamic QR code: edit it without reprinting
The QR points to your MiniURL short link, not the final destination. If the destination changes — a new promo, a new menu, a new page — the printed QR keeps working.
Generate your dynamic QR
Paste the destination link. We generate a QR and a short link you can edit later without changing the QR.
When does a dynamic QR make sense?
- Restaurant menus that change with the season — the QR on the table never changes.
- Posters already printed where one promotion ends and another begins.
- Product packaging or labels that are hard to reprint.
- Yearly events where the event site changes but the flyer's QR stays the same.
Why a dynamic QR instead of a static one
What is a dynamic QR code?
A regular (static) QR code encodes the destination URL directly: if that URL changes, the printed QR ends up pointing to the wrong place and everything needs to be reprinted.
A dynamic QR code, instead, encodes a short link that lives on MiniURL. That short link is what decides where to redirect — and you can change that decision anytime from your account, without touching the QR. The printed code, on the table, storefront, or packaging, stays the same forever.
It's the difference between printing a fixed address and hanging a sign with an arrow that points wherever you say — with the added benefit of analytics showing you how many people scanned it.