Dynamic QR codes.
Launch a campaign today. Update it tomorrow. Change links after printing and see which QR codes bring people to your business.
- Smart redirects
- Scan analytics
- Custom design
The connection toolkit
Dynamic QR codes, digital business cards, email signatures and business profiles. Built around links you can keep current.
Launch a campaign today. Update it tomorrow. Change links after printing and see which QR codes bring people to your business.
Make it easy to remember you. Share your contact details, portfolio and social links by QR code, a link or an NFC tap.
Turn everyday emails into another way to be discovered. Keep your team on brand and update promotional banners from one place.
Help people choose you. Bring your services, opening hours, location, gallery and team into one mobile-friendly company page.
Share a short, permanent address. Change where it leads and see visits without replacing the link.
Give guests a menu in their language. Update dishes and prices while keeping the same printed QR.
QR codes, cards, signatures and profiles share the same workspace and linking tools.
Send visitors to something useful: a menu, a contact, a portfolio or a service page.
Quick answer
The QRflick toolkit connects four tasks: managing editable QR destinations, sharing digital contact cards, creating email signatures and publishing business profiles. They all work from one account workspace, and the free static generator works without an account.
Use a dynamic QR code when a printed placement needs to reach changing content. Use a digital business card when someone should save your details after an introduction. Use a signature when an email should provide a reliable way to contact you or discover your work.
A business profile serves a different purpose: it collects company information, services, hours and contact options on a public page. You can use a QR code to open that profile, but the profile is the destination rather than the code itself.
Your published card can supply the identity used by a signature. A company profile can introduce team cards. QR codes can point to those pages or to an existing website. This makes the toolkit useful even if you already have a website and do not want to replace it.
Start with one task you can keep current. Add the other products when they solve a specific problem. A solo consultant may begin with a card and signature; a venue may begin with a menu code and business profile.
Plans control how many cards, codes and profiles you can manage, and which design or reporting features are available. Pro is made for one person; Business adds seats for a team, employee cards and codes, bulk import, the API and API access.
Existing codes keep redirecting after a downgrade, while editing and reporting access follow the current plan. Pauses, expiry settings and abuse controls still decide whether a particular link opens.
No. Begin with the task your visitors need. You can use a QR code with an existing website, or a digital card without creating a company profile.
Yes, on Business: invite people into seats, give them roles, and let employees create their own cards and codes within the company’s limits.
The pricing page lists every plan’s limits, and the features page explains the tools behind them.
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