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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to make the QR code myself?
No. A QR code is generated automatically alongside the link when you publish, and you can download it to print. There's no separate QR generator to sign up for and nothing to design.
What happens to a printed code when I update the content?
Nothing — it keeps working. The code points at your link and the link stays the same when you swap the file behind it, so every code already printed shows the new version immediately.
Do people need an app to scan it?
No. They point a phone camera at the code and it opens in the browser. No app, no account and no login, which is the whole point when someone is standing in front of a poster deciding whether to bother.
Can I have a different code for each document?
Yes. Every project gets its own link and its own QR code, so a food menu, a wine list and a specials sheet can each have their own — and they all sit in one dashboard.
Where can I print it?
Anywhere it makes sense — table tents, window stickers, packaging, handouts, posters, business cards, name badges. You download the code and use it like any other image.
Will I know how many people scanned it?
Yes. Scans arrive as visits to your link, so the usual analytics apply — visitor counts, time spent, locations and devices. Use a tracked link if you want to tell one printed placement apart from another.