Use case

Create a QR code with multiple links

A multiple links QR code opens a mobile page that gathers all your links: website, social media, appointment booking, online shop or catalog. One code on your materials, and each visitor taps the button that interests them, instead of you placing several QR codes side by side.

  • Free to start
  • Editable QR code
  • Scan statistics
  • Hosted in France

Start from a ready-made template

A mobile page in your colors with your links, products or menu. Editable at any time, without reprinting the QR code.

Customize this template

Why choose a QR Code?

Concrete benefits for your business

Just one code to print

Instead of three or four QR codes in a row, a single code opens a page with all your links.

Clear buttons

Each link becomes a button with an icon, in the colors and theme of your choice, with your logo.

Tracked clicks

Click statistics per button show which links actually interest the people who scan.

Why a links page beats several QR codes

Lining up several QR codes on a poster or a card causes two problems: visitors do not know which one to scan, and their camera may read the wrong code if they are too close together. A single code leading to a links page solves both. Visitors land on a clear page and choose for themselves by tapping the button that fits.

It is also easier to update. A new social network, a seasonal booking link or a newly opened online shop: just add a button to the page. The QR code printed on your cards, windows or packaging stays the same and keeps working.

Building an effective links page

Put the link that matters most to your business first: appointment booking for a hair salon, the online shop for a maker, the official website for a nonprofit. Visitors mostly tap the first buttons, and a page that is too long puts them off. Short, explicit titles work better than a plain list of platform names.

Icons help people spot each button at a glance. Choose a theme and colors that match your logo so the page visually extends your printed materials. Preview the result on your own phone, since the page will be viewed on mobile after the scan.

Reading click statistics and adjusting

Two levels of measurement work together. The QR code's scan statistics tell you how many people reach the page, on which dates and from which cities. Click statistics per button then show what they do once there, and which links are ignored.

A button nobody taps can be removed or moved to the bottom of the page. Conversely, if a link in fourth position gets most of the clicks, move it up. These changes need no reprinting, so you can improve the page week after week based on real usage.

Practical use cases

Get inspired by these scenarios for your project

Hair salon

The QR code in the window opens a page with online booking, prices, Instagram and directions.

Musician

A code on the gig poster links to a page gathering streaming platforms, videos and the venue's ticketing page.

Craft maker

The product label leads to a page with the online shop, TikTok, Instagram and the list of upcoming markets.

Create your QR in 3 steps

A simple, fast process with no technical skills required

  1. 01

    Choose the multi-link type

    In the generator, select the multi-link type: it opens the mobile page builder.

  2. 02

    Build the page

    Choose a theme, add your logo, then create your buttons with a title, an icon and the destination link.

  3. 03

    Generate the QR code

    Customize the QR code, download it as a high-resolution PNG and test the page on your phone before printing.

Best practices for an effective QR

Our recommendations to maximise your results

01

Priority link on top

Make the most useful action for your business the first button: it gets the most attention.

02

No more than needed

A page with six to eight buttons stays readable; beyond that, group or remove the links that are rarely used.

03

Check every link

Test all the buttons before printing the QR code, and again after each change to the page.

04

One page on the free plan

The free plan includes a single page: put the essentials on it rather than planning one page per piece of material.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about this solution

A readable page rarely has more than six to eight buttons: keep the links that are truly useful to your visitors.