Types of QR Codes on Uniqode

Uniqode offers both dynamic and static QR Codes, each with multiple types tailored to different use cases. This guide walks you through all available options.

Dynamic QR Codes are editable and trackable, making them ideal for marketing, business, and campaigns where flexibility is key.

Directs users to a website in their mobile browser—no typing required. Perfect for promotions, ads, or event materials.

Opens a customizable landing page with multiple clickable links. Use it to share:

Opens a landing page with a PDF document. Great for brochures, guides, or product manuals.
​Learn how to create a PDF QR Code

Displays a digital menu hosted online. Many restaurants also enable contactless ordering and payment directly through these QR Codes.
​Learn how to create a Menu QR Code

Links directly to a Uniqode form for surveys, event registrations, feedback, or orders. Users can complete and submit forms from their phones.

Learn how to create a Form QR Code

Trigger different actions based on specific conditions when scanned. Conditions can be time-based, location-based, OS-based and more.

Learn how to create a Smart Rule QR Code

Directs users to a chosen social media profile or page, helping grow your following or encourage user-generated content.

Redirects to a specific landing page (e.g., product page, promotional page). Often used on print materials like flyers, packaging, and business cards.

Takes users to the correct app store (App Store or Google Play) to download an app. A fallback URL can redirect unsupported devices.

Learn how to create a Mobile App QR Code

Stores an address or GPS coordinates. When scanned, it opens the map app with directions. Useful for businesses, events, or tourist attractions.

Leads to a landing page with a discount or offer. Can also track redemptions to measure campaign performance.
​Learn how to create a Coupon QR Code

Uses the device’s IP or GPS to detect location and deliver location-based content such as targeted offers or recommendations.

Learn how to create a Geolocation Redirect QR Code

Links directly to a Facebook profile or page—ideal for growing followers, sharing updates, or connecting with your community.

Redirects to your company’s online business page—perfect for sharing services, contact details, open hours, and promotions in one place.

Links directly to an image file—useful for showcasing artwork, product images, or educational content.

Opens and plays an audio file (MP3) on the scanner’s device—great for sharing music, podcasts, or voice messages instantly.

Opens the user’s default email app with the recipient, subject line, and message pre-filled.

Automatically dials a phone number when scanned—ideal for customer support or sales contact.

Opens a ready-to-send text message with the recipient’s number and pre-filled message.

Static QR Codes are fixed once created. They cannot be edited or tracked, making them best for permanent or simple use cases.

Directs scanners to a website. Commonly used on flyers, posters, and billboards.

Shares contact information in a digital business card format (.vcf). Scanners can instantly save details to their phone.

Promotes your Linkpage with multiple links, making it easy for offline audiences to access multiple online resources.

Opens a pre-filled email with your recipient’s address and body text, helping reduce errors when typing.

Prepares a text message with a recipient and pre-filled message—ready to send.

Dials a specified phone number automatically.

Displays plain text when scanned (up to 300 characters, including numbers, special characters, and emojis).

Lets scanners join a Wi-Fi network instantly—no need to type SSID or password manually.