You printed 500 flyers. Then the signup link changed. Here's the part most people don't know: you don't have to reprint anything.
Most free QR code tools encode your link directly into the black-and-white pattern. The URL is baked into the pixels. Change the link, and you get a completely different QR code image — which means reprinting every flyer, sticker, or sign that has the old one on it.
A dynamic QR code doesn't encode your destination at all. It encodes a short redirect link that we control. When someone scans it, we look up where that redirect currently points and send them there. Change where it points, and the printed code — the actual pattern of black and white squares — never has to change.
Editing a code's destination needs two things: your account has an active plan, and that specific code hasn't expired. Each QR code you make gets its own active window based on the plan you had when you made it — so a code stays editable for as long as its own window is open. Renaming a code (its label in your dashboard, not where it points) is always free, even after that window closes.
Try it now: generate a QR code, print it anywhere, and you'll be able to redirect it wherever you need — today or a year from now.
Generate a QR code →No. The printed code encodes a redirect, not the destination itself. Change the destination in your account and every already-printed copy sends people to the new place immediately.
Yes — right away. The code itself never changes, only where it points.
No limit on edits, as long as your plan is active and that specific code hasn't expired.