Dynamic vs static QR codes: the difference and which to choose
Dynamic QR codes can be edited and tracked but depend on a service and show a landing page with ads. Static codes never change and depend on no one.
Answers for people who need a QR code on a table, a poster or a worksheet. Read it once, then go make it.
Dynamic QR codes can be edited and tracked but depend on a service and show a landing page with ads. Static codes never change and depend on no one.
Enter the network name, password and security type exactly as on your router. iPhone and Android cameras can scan it. A new password needs a new code.
Publish the form, turn the responder link into a dynamic QR code, stop forced sign-ins, reuse the code next round and compare scans with responses.
Put QR codes on invitations so guests can navigate to the venue and save the date, use one link page for everything else, and update the time if plans change.
Put a worksheet PDF behind a QR code on paper or a slide. Students open it without signing in, you can swap the file, and answer keys wait until you're ready.
A business card QR code that saves your details to iPhone and Android contacts: how it differs from a classic vCard, what size to print and how to update it.
Make the code at least a tenth of the scanning distance, keep a four-module quiet zone, print dark on light, avoid gloss and test before a big run.
Personal accounts use the My QR code link, Official Accounts the @ID, groups the invite link. Where to find each in LINE, and what to check if adding fails.
Upload your menu as a PDF or photo, print the code for your tables and swap the file when prices change. How to prepare the file, size the sign and read scans.