Dynamic QR Manager & Redirect Workflow

This page focuses on how dynamic QR works and how to manage updates. For the primary generator landing page, use Redirect QR Code Generator. Dynamic QR points to a short link, so you can change the destination URL later without re-printing.

Open redirect QR generator →Start from URL QR →Create a link page QR →Manage a dynamic QR →Browse templates

QR code redirect to website

If your goal is a “QR code redirect to website”, create a URL QR for your landing page and enable Dynamic QR. The QR encodes a short redirect link that you can update later.

Example destination: https://example.com/menu
Dynamic (encoded in QR): https://your-short-link/...

When to use a dynamic / editable QR code

Printed materials (menus, posters, storefronts) where links may change.
Campaigns where you want to rotate destinations without changing the QR.
One QR that stays the same, even when your website structure changes.

How the dynamic QR code generator works in QRFlow

Steps

Choose a template that outputs an https link (URL / social / maps).
Enable Dynamic QR and create a short redirect URL.
Save your edit key so you can update destinations later.
Download SVG/PNG and print once; keep the same QR for future URL updates.

Templates that work great with Dynamic QR

Dynamic QR is best for http(s) links. Try these templates:

URL QR →Link Page QR →WhatsApp QR →Telegram QR →Instagram QR →YouTube QR →Google Maps QR →Apple Maps QR →

Print posters & sticker sheets

After you create a dynamic short link, use the built‑in print layout tool to generate a poster or sticker sheet (download as SVG, then print or “Save as PDF”).

Poster / sticker layout →UTM builder →Print sizing guide →

Static vs redirect QR (quick comparison)

Static QR: encodes the final URL directly (cannot be edited later).
Redirect/dynamic QR: encodes a short link you can edit later without reprinting.

Read the full guide: Static vs Dynamic QR codes.

FAQ

What is a dynamic QR code (redirect QR code)?

A dynamic QR code points to a short redirect URL (a redirect QR code), so you can change the destination later without reprinting.

Can I change the URL of a QR code after printing?

Yes — if it’s a dynamic / editable QR code. Update the destination behind the short redirect link and your printed QR stays the same.

Can I redirect an existing QR code (or edit a QR code in a PDF/photo)?

Only if your QR is already a dynamic/redirect QR that encodes a short link you control. If it’s a static QR image (encodes the final URL/content), you can’t edit it—you must generate a new QR and reprint.

How do I create a QR code that redirects to a website?

Create a URL QR (https://...) and enable Dynamic QR to generate a short redirect link. The QR encodes the short link, which redirects to your website.

Is this a redirect QR code generator?

Yes. QRFlow’s Dynamic QR creates a short redirect link (a redirect QR code) that you can update later.

How do I change the destination URL of a dynamic QR code?

Use your edit key (adminKey) to update the destination in the Manage page. Your printed QR stays the same because it encodes the short redirect URL.

Can I track QR campaigns with UTMs?

Yes. Add UTM parameters to your destination URL. If the UTM URL becomes long, use Dynamic QR to keep the printed QR scannable.

Do dynamic QR codes expire?

They work as long as the short link and redirect service stay online. Use static QR for maximum reliability.

SEO note

The short redirect URLs are meant for scanning, not indexing, so they should be noindex. The content pages (templates and guides) are the pages that should rank.