Keep campaigns flexible.
Send existing printed material to the most relevant current page without changing the QR image.
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Dynamic QR Codes
Create a QR code that points to a managed redirect link, then update its destination when your campaign or content changes. Organise your codes and review scan activity from a focused management area.
Find the right code faster.
Use clear names and folders to organise codes by client, company or campaign.
See scan activity clearly.
Review totals and daily trends to understand how frequently a managed link is being used.
Explore the features
Control the link behind the code.
Bring the right tools into one focused workflow. Configuration, branding and any additional development are agreed for your implementation.
Editable destinations
Update where an existing dynamic code sends people.
- The QR image contains a managed redirect URL.
- Change the saved destination through its management controls.
- Retain the same printed code while the redirect remains available.
QR names & folders
Keep a growing code collection easier to manage.
- Name codes by client, company or campaign.
- Group related codes into folders.
- Identify the right record without relying on reference numbers alone.
Total scan counts
Review activity for each managed dynamic link.
- See the accumulated scan count.
- Compare activity across your organised code records.
- Use counts as a practical activity signal.
Daily scan trends
See when activity happens.
- Review scan totals by day.
- Follow campaign activity over time.
- Use the trend to support campaign review and planning.
Privacy-conscious statistics
Collect useful activity without retaining raw visitor IP addresses.
- Scan statistics avoid raw IP storage.
- Focus on totals and daily trends.
- Discuss your website privacy notice during setup.
Private management links
Keep destination editing separate from the public QR route.
- A separate private management link for editing.
- Public scans open the configured destination.
- Keep management links private like other access credentials.
Regenerate & download
Recover an image when the original download is lost.
- Regenerate the QR image for an existing dynamic link.
- Download from the management area.
- Keep printed and digital artwork connected to the same saved code.
Organised admin workspace
Manage your QR work in a clearer interface.
- Tabbed administration for the main tasks.
- Access names, folders and scan activity.
- Review and update saved destination records.
Static & dynamic choices
Choose a code type that matches its purpose.
- Static codes directly encode their content.
- Dynamic codes use an editable redirect destination.
- Managed scan statistics apply to the dynamic link.
How it comes together
Print once.
Print once.
Keep the destination current.
Choose a destination.
Provide the current web address and generate the dynamic QR code.
Use it on your material.
Download the image, test it and publish or print at a readable size.
Update the saved link.
Change the destination as the campaign or content moves forward.
Follow activity.
Check the total scan count and daily trend for the managed link.
Choose the right type
A fixed code or
A fixed code or
a flexible destination?
A static QR code contains its destination directly. A dynamic code points to a managed link that redirects the visitor. That extra step makes it possible to change the destination and measure activity at the redirect.
Scan counts represent requests recorded by the redirect and are not a verified count of unique people. Link previews, automated requests and repeated scans can affect totals. Dynamic codes depend on the redirect service and domain remaining available.
| Static QR | Dynamic QR |
|---|---|
| Destination is encoded directly in the image. | Image points to a managed redirect URL. |
| Changing the encoded destination requires a new image. | Change the saved destination while retaining the QR image. |
| No managed redirect scan count. | Total scans and daily trends for the managed link. |
| Suitable for information that should remain fixed. | Useful for campaigns and content that may change. |
People & practical uses
Designed for the way
Designed for the way
your team works.
Marketing campaigns
Move a printed campaign from a launch page to an updated offer or enquiry destination.
Product & support material
Point suitable labels or inserts to the current product information, guide or support page.
Events & presentations
Share a registration, information or follow-up page from displayed or printed material.
Client & company portfolios
Organise a collection of codes by client, business or campaign using names and folders.
Your implementation
A clear scope.
A clear scope.
A practical rollout.
We start with your requirements, demonstrate the relevant workflow and agree the configuration, responsibilities and support needed for launch.
- Static or dynamic code requirements.
- Destination URLs and code naming conventions.
- Client, company or campaign folder structure.
- Administration and private management access.
- Hosting, redirect domain and continuity requirements.
- Final print-size testing and reporting expectations.
Before we get started
Dynamic QR Codes FAQs
Can I change the destination after printing?
Yes, for a dynamic code. Edit the saved destination while keeping the same managed redirect link and QR image. The redirect service and its domain must remain available.
Can an existing static QR code become dynamic?
A code that already encodes a fixed destination cannot be changed inside the printed image. A new dynamic code must be created and used unless you already control the encoded URL and its behaviour.
What statistics are available?
The managed dynamic link records total scans and daily trends. These indicate requests to the redirect, rather than a verified number of unique visitors.
Do you store raw visitor IP addresses for statistics?
The scan statistics feature is designed to provide totals and daily trends without retaining visitors’ raw IP addresses.
Can I download a lost QR image again?
Yes. The management area can regenerate and download an image for an existing dynamic link.
Where can I use dynamic codes?
On suitable business cards, brochures, posters, packaging, presentations and other material. Test the final destination and the QR size and contrast before publishing or printing.
Who can change the destination?
Use the protected management area or private management link. Private editing links should only be shared with people authorised to maintain the code.
Are dynamic codes permanent?
They continue to depend on the managed redirect record, hosting and domain. We discuss continuity, ownership and support requirements when planning your setup.
Developed by GoDirect
Make your next QR code
Make your next QR code
easier to manage.
Let’s explore the right setup for your business.