Can I make a QR code for my Linktree?

Yes. Copy your Linktree address - linktr.ee/ followed by your name - paste it into the generator on this page and download the code. It is free, needs no account and never expires. The same works for any link-in-bio page.

Should a link in bio QR code be static or dynamic?

Static is usually enough. A bio link address rarely changes; the links on the page change, and you edit those in your link-in-bio tool. Choose dynamic if you might move to another tool one day, or you want to count scans from the print.

Why make a QR Menu instead of using my link-in-bio page?

You do not have to. A QR Menu suits people who print: the page and its code sit in one account, it counts opens and taps on each link, and it opens without loading an app or a script, which matters on a festival signal. If you have a link-in-bio page you are happy with, point a code at it.

Can I put the QR Menu in my Instagram bio too?

Yes. Every QR Menu has its own web address, so you can paste it into a bio as a plain link and keep a single list of links for the screen and the print.

Can I add my logo to the code?

Yes, on every plan including Free. Error correction is raised to its highest level automatically, and the logo is capped at a size that leaves the rest for wear on the print.

Link in bio QR code

Paste your Linktree or any link-in-bio address and download the code, free, with no account. No bio page yet? Make a QR Menu instead.

Type a destination to download.

This is an example code. Style it now — yours takes its place as you type.

Design

Style

Colour#000000

Shapesquare

Body shape

Corner shape

Inside shape

Framenone

Logonone

Print settingsECC M

Want your links and their code in one place, with a count of what gets tapped?

Create a QR Menu

Two ways to do it

A code for the page you have, or a page made for print

Both put every link you have behind one printed code. The difference is where the links live, and what you get to see afterwards.

Compared	A code for your bio link	A QR Menu here
Where the links live	In your link-in-bio tool, as now	Here, on the QR Menu
Cost of the code	Free, static, forever. No account	1 QR Menu on the Free plan, as one of your 3 editable items
Change the links after printing	Yes, in your link-in-bio tool	Yes, here
Scans counted	Not by a static code; your tool may count visits	Opens, and taps on each link
If you leave the tool	The printed code still points at the old page	Nothing to leave; the code opens the QR Menu
Best for	A page you already have and like	Print first: the merch table, the stall, the flyer

For creators

Your link in bio, printed

The merch table, the zine, the market stall, the sticker on the back of the laptop. The places where somebody wants all of you, not one link, and nobody is going to type an address.

A musician puts the new single at the top the week it comes out and moves the tour dates up before the tour. A podcaster keeps the latest episode first. A maker at a weekend market leads with the shop, and swaps in the next market’s date on Sunday night. The printed code never changes; the order does.

Create a QR Menu

Free to start, no card. Free includes 1 QR Menu, out of 3 editable items shared with dynamic codes and QR Forms. A QR Menu and the first code made for it count as one.

Before it goes to print

Three things that decide whether it scans

Size

One tenth of the distance

A code read from half a metre wants to be about 50 mm across. A sticker on a laptop or a card handed over can be 20-25 mm; a banner behind a stall needs to be much bigger.

Say what it is

Print your handle under it

A line like “All my links” or your @name beside the code tells people what they get before they bother to scan, and gives anybody whose camera will not cooperate a way to find you.

Before the run

Scan the proof, not the screen

Print one at the final size on the final stock and scan it from where people will stand. Dark ink on a light background, every time.

What it costs

The code is free. So is your first QR Menu.

A static code for your bio link costs nothing, on any plan, forever. Free includes 1 QR Menu, out of 3 editable items shared with dynamic codes and QR Forms. A QR Menu and the first code made for it count as one.

Free Free: 1 QR Menu, out of 3 editable items in total
Starter $12/mo: 5 QR Menus
Pro $39/mo: 50 QR Menus
Business $99/mo: 400 QR Menus

Questions

Link in bio QR codes, answered

Can I make a QR code for my Linktree?: Yes. Copy your Linktree address - linktr.ee/ followed by your name - paste it into the generator on this page and download the code. It is free, needs no account and never expires. The same works for any link-in-bio page.
Should a link in bio QR code be static or dynamic?: Static is usually enough. A bio link address rarely changes; the links on the page change, and you edit those in your link-in-bio tool. Choose dynamic if you might move to another tool one day, or you want to count scans from the print.
Why make a QR Menu instead of using my link-in-bio page?: You do not have to. A QR Menu suits people who print: the page and its code sit in one account, it counts opens and taps on each link, and it opens without loading an app or a script, which matters on a festival signal. If you have a link-in-bio page you are happy with, point a code at it.
Can I put the QR Menu in my Instagram bio too?: Yes. Every QR Menu has its own web address, so you can paste it into a bio as a plain link and keep a single list of links for the screen and the print.
Can I add my logo to the code?: Yes, on every plan including Free. Error correction is raised to its highest level automatically, and the logo is capped at a size that leaves the rest for wear on the print.
How much does a QR Menu cost?: Free includes 1 QR Menu, out of 3 editable items shared with dynamic codes and QR Forms. A QR Menu and the first code made for it count as one. Starter includes 5 QR Menus for $12 a month.

New to this? Start with how a QR code with multiple links works.