For marketers who use QR codes in print ads to attract local customers.
You’re always reacting, never ahead. Always fixing, never optimizing. Always busy — but never really moving forward.
Static QR codes point directly to your URL. They are free and work well — but once printed, the link is locked.
Dynamic QR code points to a short link (like qr.page/abc123) that is generated for you. When someone scans the code, the short link redirects them to your chosen URL, which you can change anytime.
With static QR codes, when your URL changes, the QR code becomes useless. You have to redesign, reprint, and redistribute everything — again and again.
But dynamic QR codes work differently.
It’s the same QR code — but smarter, flexible, and built for real marketing.
Each type serves a purpose — this comparison will help you pick the right tool.
Feature | Static QR Code | Dynamic QR Code |
---|---|---|
Editable | ❌ No — fixed forever | ✅ Yes — change it anytime |
Track scans and performance | ❌ No | ✅ Yes — full analytics dashboard |
Organize and manage codes | ❌ No — every file looks the same | ✅ Yes — name, tag, sort, filter |
Scan notifications | ❌ No | ✅ Yes — get notified when it’s used |
Best for | One-time use (e.g., tickets, payments) | Marketing, print ads, campaigns |
More control, less stress — and results you can measure.
Best suited for businesses that use print ads to attract local customers.