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Compare QR code types
Understand the difference between static and dynamic QR codes, and pick the right type before you print.
Feature selector
What should this QR do?
Edit later Dynamic
Add brand mark Logo
Avoid dead links Permanent
A quick way to understand which QR type fits your use case.
Start here
Choose the page that matches the job.
Decision guide
Pick the right QR type before you print.
The wrong choice is usually static when you needed dynamic. Here is how to decide.
If the destination may change
Use dynamic QR codes.
Menus, campaigns, packaging, and cards that need destination updates.
Explore →If the data is fixed forever
Use static QR codes.
Wi-Fi credentials, phone numbers, and plain text that never changes.
Explore →If you need scan tracking
Use dynamic QR codes.
Only redirect-based QR codes can report scan time, location, and device.
Explore → Print reliability
The best QR code is the one people can scan quickly.
Design choices are secondary to scan reliability. Treat the final printed file as the source of truth.
- Use high contrast between modules and background.
- Keep a clear quiet zone around the QR code.
- Test the final exported file before printing.
- Choose SVG for professional print whenever possible.
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