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Multi-Link QR Code Generator

Enter a title and several labelled links, such as your website, Instagram, menu and app stores, and get one QR code that opens a small page listing them all. The list is stored inside the code itself, not on any server. That has one important consequence, explained below.

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The links are stored inside the QR code and shown on a small page of this site. Nothing is saved on a server.

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How does it work?

  1. 1Type a title for the page, then add each link with a label (for example Menu, Instagram, App Store) and its address.
  2. 2Check the preview, then adjust colours, module style, size, margin and error correction. Every extra link makes the code denser.
  3. 3Scan the code with your phone to see the landing page and test each button.
  4. 4Download PNG, SVG or PDF, or copy the image to the clipboard.

What is Multi-Link QR Code Generator?

A normal QR code holds one link. A multi-link QR code holds the address of a small landing page on this site, and that address carries your title and your list of links after a # sign (the URL fragment). When someone scans it, their browser opens the landing page, reads the fragment and draws the buttons on the spot.

Browsers do not send the fragment to a web server when they request a page, so the list of links is never transmitted to or stored on our side. There is no database, no account and no dashboard. The price of this design is that the code depends on the landing page staying online at this site. If the site were ever moved or shut down, printed codes would stop opening the page.

For the same reason the code cannot be edited. To change a link, a label or the title you have to generate a new QR code and reprint. There are also no scan statistics, because the code is static. The more links and the longer the text, the bigger the amount of data and the denser the pattern, so keep labels short and limit yourself to a handful of links. Anyone who scans the code can read every link in it, so do not include private addresses.

When should you use it?

  • On a business card or shop window when you want to show the menu, website and social profiles together.
  • On a product leaflet that must offer both the App Store and Google Play links.
  • On an event poster combining tickets, programme, map and social pages.
  • On a market stall or food truck where one code replaces a row of separate codes.
  • On a freelancer's flyer that lists portfolio, contact form and booking page.

Privacy

This tool runs in your browser. What you type, paste or open is processed on your device by JavaScript and is not sent to our servers, stored or shared. Your data stays on your device.

Your title and links are encoded into the QR address in your browser and are never uploaded or stored. They only reach a device when someone scans the code, and the fragment is read locally by the landing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is my list of links stored?

Only inside the QR code. The landing page reads it from the part of the address after the # sign, which browsers keep on the visitor's device and do not send to the server.

What happens if this site goes offline?

Printed multi-link codes would no longer show the landing page, because they rely on it. If a printed run has to last for years, consider a plain code that points straight to your own website.

Can I edit the links after printing?

No. Everything is inside the code, so any change means a new QR code. Check every label and address before you print.

How many links can I add?

There is no fixed limit shown, but every character makes the code denser. A handful of links with short labels scans reliably; a long list may need a larger print size or become hard to read.