Café table code
Logo, a short welcome line, a link button to the menu PDF, opening hours as a text block and a social row at the bottom.
QR code landing page builder
A QR code landing page is a hosted page you build from blocks - a title, text, photos, links, video and contact details - that opens when someone scans one QR code. The code stays fixed while you keep editing the page, even after it's printed.
Start from a template
fills the blocks, everything stays editableHeader
Upload a logo
drop or click, png or svg
Blocks
drag to reorder, click to editAdd a block
Theme
sets colours, buttons and fonts in one goHeader
Upload a cover photo
optional, the theme draws one until you do
Background
Accent
Buttons
Font
Solid color
Gradient
Image
Upload a background image
drop or click, jpg or png
How a QR landing page works, from scan to page
A plain QR code opens one link, one WiFi network or one contact card - fixed at the moment you made it. This builder puts a small website behind the code instead: several blocks of content, styled and mobile-shaped, that you can rearrange or rewrite at any point without printing a new code.
From QR code to a page in three steps
Underneath, the printed code is a dynamic code: a short link that can be re-pointed without changing the code's own pattern. That makes it the natural landing page for QR code campaigns that outlive one print run: the poster stays, the page moves on. Here's what that link does at each end.
- Scan A phone camera reads the fixed short link printed on the code, the same way it reads any QR code.
- Opens The link resolves to your hosted page, which loads instantly in the phone's browser - no app to install.
- Sees your blocks Logo, title and whichever content blocks you've added, in the order and style you set.
Every block you can add to the page
The page always starts with a logo and a title, then you add content blocks under them in any order, and choose a theme and background to match.
- Text
- A paragraph of copy - opening hours, a short bio, terms for an offer.
- Image
- A photo of your own, dropped in and shown full width.
- Link button
- A button to any URL, with a choice of icon - a menu, a booking page, an online shop.
- Video
- Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and it embeds using their privacy-friendly player, with no cookies set until someone presses play.
- Email and Phone
- One-tap buttons that open a visitor's mail app or dialler with your address or number already filled in.
- Address
- A physical location for a shop, event or office.
- Social media
- A row of icon links to Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Spotify.
Appearance is separate from content: pick a Minimal, Warm or Dark theme, then set a background - a flat colour, a two-colour gradient at any angle, or your own image - and an accent colour that carries through the buttons.
What a visitor sees after they scan
The builder's live preview renders the same markup the public page uses, so what you see while editing is what lands on a visitor's phone - not an approximation of it.
Event page
Title and date as text, a video teaser, an address block for the venue and a link button to the ticket page.
Digital business card
Name and role as the title, phone and email buttons, and a link block to a portfolio site.
Editing after print, and tracking scans
The printed code never changes - it's the page behind it that's editable, which is the whole point of building one instead of a plain link code. Saving a landing page needs a free account, and two dynamic codes are free to try before any plan is required.
| Feature | Plain QR code | QR landing page |
|---|---|---|
| Change the destination after printing | No - reprint a new code. | Yes - edit the page, the printed code is unchanged. |
| Needs an account | No. | Yes - a free account includes one landing page. |
| Scan analytics | No. | Yes - total scans, a scans-over-time chart, and device, browser and location breakdowns. |
| What a visitor sees | Whatever the code type opens directly - a link, a WiFi join prompt, a saved contact. | A hosted page built from your blocks. |
Sources
Checked September 2026
- Apple Support: Scan a QR code with your iPhone or iPadsupport.apple.comhow visitors reach the page by scanning with a phone camera
- web.dev: Responsive web design basicsweb.devwhy a page opened from a scan needs to work without pinch-zooming on a phone
Account plans and free limits change; check the pricing page for the current free allowance before you rely on it.
QR landing page questions
No, the code's own pattern is set once and stays the same - only the page it opens can change.
You can design a page and its QR code without signing in, but saving it and getting the working link needs a free account, which includes one landing page.
Yes, the second step of the builder covers frame, colour and logo, the same styling options any dynamic code has.
Total scans, a chart of scans over time, and breakdowns of which devices, browsers and countries or cities people scanned from.
Yes, paste a YouTube or Vimeo link into a video block and it embeds on the page.
Need just codes instead of a landing page?
Make a plain QR code or barcode - styled, free, and ready to download. No hosted page, no account needed.