Edit the destination
Repoint a live code in seconds, as campaigns change.
Turn any link into a QR code you can update anytime, track scans by location and device, and style it with art templates that fit your design.
A normal QR code is locked to one destination forever. A DYQR dynamic QR points to a short link — so you can change where it goes, anytime.
Update the destination from your dashboard — the printed poster keeps working.
Repoint a live code in seconds, as campaigns change.
See scans by location, device, time and UTM.
Fix typos or swap offers without reprinting anything.
From storefronts to campaigns to personal projects — dynamic QR codes and short links fit right in.
Run multi-channel campaigns with UTM, smart routing and A/B by geo or device — all measurable.
Print menus and posters once, then swap the destination anytime — no reprinting, no waste.
Drive traffic from posters, packaging and cards with branded short links you can track.
Stick waterproof dynamic QR tags on snowboards, surfboards, and luggage. Spot gear instantly and let finders reach you or return via COD.
Pick an art template and your QR code is mapped onto the scene in true perspective — a coffee cup, a banner, an illustration — and still scans in a snap. Export a print-ready SVG (background embedded) or PNG.
Every art QR is dynamic: change the link after printing and track every scan. Free to try with a subtle watermark; Pro removes it and adds custom AI frames.
Custom short links and dynamic QR codes with smart routing, campaign-ready links, and analytics. Start free, upgrade when you need more control.
Customize the alias, brand your link, and pair it with a dynamic QR code — then edit the destination anytime.
Point QR codes to a short link so you can update the destination anytime — no reprinting.
Route by GEO + device + language + time (and more), with built-in controls like expiration and password.
Group links into campaigns, add tags, and generate UTM parameters automatically for consistent tracking.
Trends + world map + breakdowns by country/device/browser/language/UTM — know what works.
Upload images/PDF/video/files and instantly get a shareable link + QR code (sign in required).
Rich templates plus styling: colors, shapes, eyes, logo, frames, and more.
Chat with the built-in assistant in your dashboard, or connect your own AI agent via CLI and MCP. Every link operation is one sentence away.
Create links, change destinations, restyle QR codes and set expiry rules by chatting — typing or speaking, in your own language. The destination URL always stays in your hands.
Install @dyqr/cli and manage links and QR codes from your terminal or CI scripts.
Connect any MCP-compatible AI agent — Claude, Cursor and more — to create and maintain links in chat.
Drop in the DYQR skill so your agent knows when to act and when to hand you a dashboard link.
$ npx @dyqr/cli login
$ dyqr link create https://example.com/launch
✓ https://dyqr.me/aZ3kQ9Sign in once with the device flow, then let your agent do the rest.
If you have more questions, feel free to contact us.
A static QR code stores the destination directly in its pattern, so it can't be changed after printing and scans aren't tracked. A dynamic QR code points to a short link: you can change where it goes anytime, see scan analytics, and add rules like expiration or smart routing — while the printed code stays the same.
No. Basic templates like URL/text work without sign-in; advanced features like upload require an account.
Uploads have storage/bandwidth cost and are easier to abuse. We keep uploads and short aliases behind a paywall.
URL, text, Wi‑Fi, email, SMS, phone, WhatsApp, Skype, Zoom, PayPal, crypto payments, vCard, bulk templates, and more.
QR codes do not expire by themselves. Links can — you can set expiration time, max clicks, or password protection in the dashboard (plan dependent).
Yes. We track scans/clicks and show trends + breakdowns (location, device, language, UTM and more) in the dashboard.
Yes. Customize the short-link alias (e.g. dyqr.me/your-brand), point it at any destination, and pair it with a matching dynamic QR code. Custom aliases are a paid feature.
Yes, it is a paid feature. Shorter costs more, and reserved words/blacklist are restricted.
Start free with dynamic links and basic analytics. Upgrade for custom aliases, smart routing, and larger uploads.