Dynamic QR codes

Updated: 2026-01-12

Dynamic QR codes are the core reason teams pay for DYQR.me.

Instead of encoding a final destination URL directly into a QR code, you publish a short link (stable) and control where it redirects to (editable). That means you can print a QR code once and keep improving the campaign without reprinting.

What you get

• Editable destination: update the target URL later while keeping the same QR code.
• Reliable redirects: designed for stable temporary redirects (302/307) when you want “direct link” behavior.
• Interstitial mode: route users to an interstitial page (/l/:alias) with ads / CTA / countdown (useful for free plans or certain campaigns).
• Safety checks: destination URLs can be checked with Google Safe Browsing before publishing.

Best for

• Restaurants updating menus without reprinting table stickers
• Stores running seasonal campaigns (Black Friday → Spring sale)
• Offline ads where you want measurable outcomes (posters, flyers, packaging)

Control & limits

DYQR.me supports link controls that can be used for marketing, security, or plan enforcement:

• Expiration time (e.g. only valid until a certain date)
• Max-click limits (e.g. first 1,000 clicks only)
• Password protection

Pricing note

Dynamic behavior is usually part of paid plans. If you are on a free plan, DYQR.me can still generate great QR codes, but some advanced controls (like removing watermark, custom aliases, or certain routing rules) are gated behind subscription entitlements.

Next steps

• Create a QR code on the homepage, then sign in to manage it in your dashboard.
• Check Pricing to see which plan unlocks the controls you need.