QR types
QR codes for a job
Almost nobody searches “dynamic QR code.” They search for a task. Each of these pages is a working generator — static for Wi-Fi, vCards and text, dynamic for anything you might print and later change.
Wi-Fi QR codeType the network name and password. The code is built on this page — the password is never sent to our servers. Print it by the door or leave it on the table.vCard QR codeFill in the contact. The QR holds a vCard 3.0 file, not a website. Phones offer “Add to contacts” when they scan it. Nothing is uploaded.QR code for a menuPaste the menu link. The printed code is a short Qex URL, so you can swap the destination when the soup changes — the table tent stays the same.Google review QR codePaste the review link from your Google Business Profile. Customers scan at the counter and land on the write-a-review screen — not a search result they have to hunt through.Text QR codeType the message. Scanners show the text; they do not open a browser. Built on this page, nothing is stored.Email QR codeEnter the address. Scanning opens the visitor’s mail app with To: already filled. Optional subject pre-writes the line, which helps support inboxes.QR code for a business cardPaste the link you want people to open. The card prints a short Qex URL, so a new job, a new site or a Calendly swap does not mean a new box of cards.QR code for a websitePaste the URL. The QR holds a short Qex link, not the long marketing URL, so campaign parameters and seasonal pages can move without a new print run.QR code for a PDFHost the PDF and paste its URL. The QR does not contain the file — it opens it. Swap the file or the destination when the programme changes.WhatsApp QR codeEnter the number with country code. We turn it into a wa.me link. Tracking stays on, so a new SIM or a new first message does not require a new sticker.Instagram QR codeType the username. We build https://www.instagram.com/yourname/ and wrap it in a short Qex link, so a handle rename does not kill every flyer.