Frequently asked questions

Use a static QR code when the destination will never change: a Wi-Fi password, a plain link, a one-off message. It's free forever and doesn't need an account. Use a dynamic QR code when you want to edit the content later or see how many people scanned it. It's perfect for menus, business pages, or anything you might update after it's already printed. Either way, the printed code itself never has to change. Only what's behind it does.

Yes! You can create your first QR code for free, no account or card needed. If you later want more codes, higher scan limits, or extra features, our paid plans cover that, but you're never forced to pay just to get started.

Yes, if it's a dynamic QR code. That's the whole point. You can change the destination, update the content, or tweak the design any time, and the printed code keeps working exactly as before. On the free Starter plan, edits lock after 60 days; paid plans can edit anytime.

25+, and we're adding new ones over time. Popular picks include a website link, vCard (saves straight to a phone) or a Digital vCard (a hosted, editable contact page), Wi-Fi login, restaurant menu, social media hub, and event or resume pages, plus plain text, documents, videos, and more.

No, you can create and download a QR code without signing up. Making a free account just means you can come back later to edit it, track scans, or manage several codes in one place.

Yes, any modern phone with a camera can scan it, iPhone or Android, no extra app needed. Most phones can scan straight from the built-in camera app these days.

Yes, upgrade or downgrade whenever you like from Account > Billing, no waiting for a renewal date. If you downgrade to a plan with a lower QR limit than you're currently using, you get a 14-day grace period to delete or export codes before the extras are archived.

Yes, any time from Account > Billing. You keep full access to your paid plan until the end of your current billing period. After that, your account automatically moves to the free Starter plan instead of being cut off immediately.