SWAPQR

01 — Destination

Print it once.
Change where it goes later.

A static QR is frozen the moment it hits paper. A dynamic one keeps the same printed square and lets you re-point it — plus you see how many times it was scanned.

Static is free and unlimited. Dynamic keeps the printed square and lets you change the destination.

Works with any link: menu, form, video, Wi-Fi page, price list.

02 — Look

Modules
Corners
Colours
Logo
Error correction

Higher correction survives scratches and print wear, at the cost of a denser code.

03 — Your dynamic codes

Same square, new destination


No dynamic codes yet. Switch the studio to Dynamic and create one — the printed square never has to change again.

04 — Plans

Static is free. Forever.


Free

Static QR codes

Unlimited, no account, no watermark, no expiry. Every style option on this page is included. The code carries your link directly — nothing routes through us.

  • PNG + SVG download
  • All module and corner styles, colours, logo
  • Works offline once downloaded

Dynamic

Re-point + stats

One dynamic code free. Beyond that a subscription keeps your codes live, editable and counted.

    05 — Guide

    What actually happens when you print a QR code


    Static vs dynamic

    A static QR code stores your link inside the black squares. The moment it is printed, that link is fixed: changing it means printing a new code. A dynamic QR code stores a short link instead, and that short link forwards to wherever you point it — today your menu, next month your new menu.

    When dynamic is worth it

    Table tents, price lists, packaging, stickers on machines, business cards, event flyers, real-estate signs — anything printed in quantity or bolted to a wall. If you can reprint the paper cheaply, static is fine.

    Reading reliability

    Three things break scans in the field: too little contrast between the two colours, a logo covering more of the code than the error correction can rebuild, and printing smaller than about 2 cm for a short link. This studio warns you about contrast and raises error correction automatically when a logo is added.