QR Type Reference

QR Type Reference - Main Features Overview

An editable URL QR code with scan analytics. Best for campaigns, ads, flyers, posters, and printed assets.

Connects a QR campaign to a Link Bio page. Best for creators, restaurants, shops, events, and profile pages.

Creates a public business profile with contact details, map, links, and branded information.

Sends customers to a review destination. Useful for reputation campaigns and post-purchase feedback.

Creates a simple landing page experience for campaigns that need more than a direct link.

A dynamic digital business card. Unlike static vCard, it can be edited later and can include analytics.

Captures visitor information after scanning. Useful for events, sales teams, real estate, and local services.

Shows menu items, categories, prices, notes, allergens, and ordering CTAs.

Displays products with images, prices, descriptions, and purchase links.

Routes visitors to app download destinations such as App Store, Google Play, or a fallback web page.

Shares a professional profile, resume details, or downloadable CV.

Shares a downloadable file such as PDF, catalog, brochure, media kit, or image.

Shows event details, schedule, RSVP, location, and calendar actions.

Sends visitors to appointment or reservation flows.

Donation, PayPal, and UPI Dynamic are useful for payment, donation, and checkout-oriented flows.

Stores a simple URL or text payload directly in the QR code.

Stores contact information directly in the QR code.

Opens email, SMS, or phone call actions with predefined values.

Shares Wi-Fi network credentials. Best for offices, hotels, restaurants, and events.

Opens a map location or navigation destination.

Telegram, Messenger, Viber, FaceTime, and Zoom open communication or meeting targets.

Use dynamic when you need editing, tracking, branding, or printed campaigns.
Use static when the payload is final and does not need analytics.
Use Bio Links when the QR should open a rich landing page.
Use Lead Form when the goal is collecting contact information.
Use Restaurant Menu or Product Catalogue when visitors need structured items.