QR codes and linksUpdated 16 September 2026
Change where a printed code goes
Repoint a code that is already on a poster, a pack or a table, without reprinting it.
Open the code or its link in Links, change the destination and save. The next scan goes to the new address; the printed pattern never changes.
Nothing is lost
Every destination you have used is kept in the link's history, so you can put an earlier one back if a change was wrong.
A backup destination
A link can also carry a backup address, used automatically if the main one stops working — worth setting on anything that is already printed.
Rules you can add
In a link's settings you can end it on a date (with an optional address to send people to afterwards), protect it with a password, cap the number of scans, schedule when it starts, and split traffic between two destinations to see which does better.
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