Multi QR Code Generator
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What is a multi URL QR code generator?
Use this multi URL QR code generator to share several links with one code. A multi URL QR code is a QR code with multiple links: it opens a page that lists them. People scan once, see the list and tap the link they want. It works like a Linktree or link-in-bio page with a QR code in front of it. Some people call it an all in one QR code. In short, it is a QR code generator for multiple links.
A QR code can hold only one destination, so the code itself never opens several links at once. The links sit on a mobile page that you build. In Pageloot this is the Link in bio page. Add your website, booking page, menu, social profiles and shop. The printed code always opens the same page, and you change the links on the page.
A good page has a title, one line of context and three to six links. A restaurant might list Menu, Book a table, Leave a review, Instagram and Order online. A freelancer might list Portfolio, Book a call, LinkedIn and a PDF of a CV.
You build the page in your Pageloot account, which starts with a free 14-day trial. The generator at the top of this page makes one-link, PDF and app store codes, and you can download them for free. Use it when you only need one destination.
How does a QR code for multiple URLs work?
To create a QR code with multiple links, log in to your Pageloot account. The free 14-day trial is enough. Choose the Link in bio type. This is the page that the code will open.
Add each link with a short title, such as “Book a table” or “Instagram”. Put the most important link first. Open every link on your phone to check that it works.
Choose your colors, add your logo and a frame with a short call to action, such as “Scan for all our links”. Then download the code.
Scan the code with two phones. You should see your page with all the links. Then print or share the code. To change a link later, edit the page in your account. The printed code stays the same.
How to create a multiple link QR code?
To create a multi URL QR code, quickly sign up on Pageloot. You can try out the platform and create a specific QR code for free for 14 days.
Choose the URL links that you want to show up after the QR code is scanned. Add them to the tool and make sure all links are active and can be opened on any device.
Add some more information to customize the QR code’s landing page. This could be some images, videos, graphics, etc.
When finished with the links, spend some time on its design. Don’t forget to add your brand's logo and change colors to represent your company. You can also try out various frames or shapes and choose what suits best for the place, where you’ll be using the code.
Save your QR code with multiple links on your desktop. You can now share it online or on printed materials, and see how your audience interacts with the code.
Why do I need multiple links in one QR code?
One QR code for multiple links saves print space and spares people from choosing between codes. It helps wherever you can print only one code: a business card, a table sign, a flyer or a shop window.
It also keeps the printed code stable. The code always opens your page. When a link changes, you update the page, not the paper.
If you already have a link-in-bio page, you do not need a new one. Put its address into a link QR code. The same goes for a single destination: one link needs only a link code.
Frequently asked questions
Create the code, print it or share it, and put it where people can scan it, such as a card, flyer, table or screen. People scan it with the phone camera and tap one of the links on the page that opens.
Open Pageloot and start the free 14-day trial. Choose the Link in bio type, add your links with short titles, style the code and download it. The generator at the top of this page makes single-link codes for free.
The first 14 days are free with a sign-up. After that you need a paid plan, and codes made during the trial expire if you do not subscribe. See the pricing page. Code NEW30 gives 30% off your first purchase.
Anywhere you can print only one code and want to offer several choices: business cards, front desks, event signs, table cards, flyers, product packaging, email signatures and slides.
Scan it like any other QR code. Point your phone camera at it and tap the banner that appears. Your phone opens the page with all the links, and you tap the one you want.
No. A phone opens one page after a scan. A multi URL code opens a page that lists your links, and the visitor taps the one they want.
Pageloot shows how often the code is scanned and where, with more detail on higher plans. This page does not promise a count for each link. If you need separate numbers per link, make one code per link and compare their scans.
You create codes one at a time in the generator. The pricing page lists bulk creation as coming soon. Until then, make one code per link or per placement, and name them so you can find them later.
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Where to use a multi-URL QR code
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Link your website, portfolio, LinkedIn and booking page from one small code on the back of a card.
Show registration, the schedule, a map and a feedback form with one code at the entrance or on the program.
A table or window code can list the menu, a review link, your social profiles and an order page.
Share your channels, shop and newsletter sign-up in one place on stickers, merch or slides.
Multiple links in one code, or one code per link
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One code, several links
Best when people choose what they need, as on a business card, a table sign or an event flyer. Visitors see the options and tap one. -
One code per link
Best when each placement has one job and you want separate scan numbers. Make one code for the booking page and one for the menu, then compare scans.
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One link only
If the code has a single clear action, such as "Leave a review", skip the list. A single link opens faster and needs no extra tap. -
Keep the list short
Three to six links are easier to use on a phone than twenty. Put the main link first and give every link a plain title.
Multi URL QR code not working? Check these first
A hosted link page stops working when the free trial or a paid plan ends. The pricing page says QR codes expire after the trial. Check your account before you print for a long time.
Open every link on your phone, not only on a computer. Look for typos, a missing https://, deleted pages and links that need a login, such as a private Google Drive file.
Print it at least 2 x 2 cm (0.8 in), bigger for posters and signs. Use a dark code on a light background, keep a white border around it, and don’t stretch the image.
Open the page on a phone and look at it as a visitor would. Put the main link at the top, use titles that say what each link does, and remove links that few people need.
Why make a multi URL QR code with Pageloot
Your website, booking page, menu, social profiles and shop on one mobile page.
Style the code with your colors, logo and a frame so it matches your print.
Change what the code opens without reprinting. The printed code keeps working, as long as your plan is active.
See how often the code is scanned and where. Detail such as city and device depends on your plan.
Make one-link codes in the free generator at the top, or start the 14-day free trial for the multi-link page.
iPhone and Android cameras scan the code without an extra app, and the page is made for mobile screens.
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