Create a measurable campaign QR code

Built for marketers and event teams who want to share one scannable link and check whether posters, flyers or displays attract visits.

Launch a short link with a visit counter and downloadable QR code, giving your campaign a simple destination and measurable response.

How to use

Enter the HTTPS destination address that people should reach after scanning the code.
Add an internal campaign name so you can recognise this QR later in your notes and tests.
Select one of the available dimensions, 512 px, 768 px or 1024 px, depending on where it will be printed.
Generate the short link and the image, then scan it with a phone to confirm the redirect.
Download the QR code and clear the form if you are preparing another campaign.

Example

A marketing team prints flyers for a seasonal offer. They paste the HTTPS page address, give the campaign a clear internal name, and create a QR for the leaflet. The visit counter on the short link later helps them judge whether the printed flyers attracted attention.

Limits and formats

The counter reflects visits to the short link, not raw impressions of the poster or abandoned scans.
The destination must use HTTPS, because the field is intended for a secure web address.
The campaign name is for your own tracking and is not meant to appear to the final visitor.
Test the redirect on a printed proof, since a broken link is hard to fix once flyers are distributed.

Where processing happens

The QR image and short link are prepared inside your browser. The campaign details you enter stay on your device while the code is generated, and no account is needed.

Frequently asked questions

Does the counter count every scan or only completed visits?

The reported figure relates to visits on the short link. A scan may not become a counted visit if the page is blocked, closed immediately or fails to load. Treat the number as a useful trend rather than an exact count of every poster view.

Why is my destination URL rejected?

The form expects an HTTPS destination. A link starting with HTTP, a typo in the domain or an incomplete address may be refused. Open the address in a browser first, confirm that it loads, then copy the HTTPS version into the field.

Can I use one QR code for several campaigns?

The code is tied to the short link created for a campaign. If you want to compare posters, emails and social posts, prepare separate links or campaign names. That keeps the visit data separated and makes later reporting easier to interpret.