Create a QR code
Choose the destination URL, title and practical settings for your use case.
QR code generator
Link to your website, menu or booking page. Change the destination without reprinting your QR code.
Choose the destination URL, title and practical settings for your use case.
Use the QR code on menus, table cards, posters, event signage, packaging or screens.
Change the destination or review scan activity from your Lynko workspace when the campaign evolves.
Edit where scans go later, instead of replacing every printed code.
Use expiry dates, inactivity rules or scan limits where your campaign needs them.
Connect QR codes with short links, link-in-bio pages, Campaign Kits, polls and Smart Cards.
Point table cards to menus, specials, booking pages or feedback forms.
Send scans to product pages, instructions, warranties, offers or customer support.
For a monthly creative gathering, keep one Community page with the next date, location and RSVP button. A table-card QR opens that page. Update the page for next month and scan the same card again before reusing it.
Create QR Codes on Free. Check the current limits before printing codes for several projects.
Official sourceUse your existing registration form or event listing for attendance, tickets and participant details. Put its public HTTPS link behind a clear RSVP button on your Lynko page.
Choose the Community starting point, add the next gathering and your real destination, then preview and publish. Copy its public address into the QR generator and test a scan before printing.
After the gathering, edit the same page for the next date and RSVP destination. Keep it published at the same address, then check the original QR again. A scan or click is not proof of attendance.
Follow clicks, scans, page views, votes and pixel activity in one workspace. Tracking must be enabled, and each report shows the signals available for that tool.
Review daily totals, average activity, active days, peak days and top-performing items. Compare with the previous period when the complete comparison is still available.
Explore available referrers, device types, browsers, languages and approximate locations. Missing or hidden signals stay clearly labelled; activity counts do not identify individual people.
Every plan includes activity trends and preset periods. Paid plans add more history and breakdown rows. Silver and Gold add custom dates and timeline CSV reports in the main analytics views. Older Pixel history can use monthly totals.
Choose a small WebP design for lightweight page measurement. Image requests are activity signals; email protection, caching and blocked images can affect counts.
Report dates use UTC. Available history follows your current plan, and an upgrade cannot recover data that has already been deleted.
Compare analytics limits by planLynko records scan activity for useful statistics. No third-party advertising trackers does not mean no data collection. EU hosting describes infrastructure; it does not by itself establish compliance for your use case.
A dynamic QR code lets you update the destination URL later without changing the printed QR image.
Yes. Lynko can show useful QR scan activity for your workspace while keeping the analytics privacy-friendly.
Yes. Dynamic QR codes are useful for flyers, menus, posters, packaging, table cards and event signage.
Yes. That is the main advantage of a dynamic QR code: the scan URL can stay the same while the destination changes.
No. Lynko does not sell visitor data and does not add third-party advertising trackers to QR landing flows.
Start with your destination, create a QR code and test a scan before printing.