Sharing Tools: QR Codes, Short Links, Link in Bio

What you can do with the sharing tools

These tools help people reach what you share: a QR code on a flyer or a table, a short link in a post, one page that gathers all your links. Static QR codes are made in your browser. Dynamic QR codes, short links and link-in-bio pages are redirects or pages that live on our server, so they need a free account, and you can change them after sharing them.

Which tool for which job

• QR Code Generator: a QR code for a link, Wi-Fi, a contact card, a menu and more; static or dynamic.
• QR Code Reader: read a QR code from a picture or your camera, and see where it leads before opening it.
• URL Shortener: a short link that redirects to a long one, with a click count.
• Link in Bio: one page for all your links, on a short address, with the clicks of each one.

Common questions

Static or dynamic QR code?

A static code contains your content directly and works forever, with no account. A dynamic code contains a short link you can redirect later and whose scans you can count; it needs a free account with a confirmed email.

Do the QR codes and short links expire?

No. Static codes can't expire. Dynamic codes, short links and link-in-bio pages keep working on the free plan with no time limit, and if you leave Pro everything you created stays active.

Can I change where a link leads after sharing it?

Yes for dynamic QR codes, short links and link-in-bio pages: the address you shared stays the same and you change what it opens. A static QR code can't be changed: it contains its content itself.

Guides and references

• Dynamic QR Code: What It Is, Static vs Dynamic, and How to Create One for Free
• How to Create a QR Code: Complete Guide for Business & Personal Use (2026)
• QR codes that never expire, no subscription needed