Create a QR code that sends people straight to your app on the App Store or Google Play.
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Paste your App Store or Google Play listing URL.
Appearance
Higher levels stay scannable when partly obscured.
Your QR code will appear here as you type.
- Sends people straight to your App Store or Google Play listing
- Use a landing page link to cover both iOS and Android in one code
- Free, no account required
How it works
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Copy your app's App Store or Google Play URL.
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Paste it into the link field.
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Pick colours and scan the code on a phone to test it.
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Download the code.
About the App Download QR Code
Telling people to "search for our app" loses many of them to similar names in the store. An app download QR code takes them straight to your listing. Paste your App Store or Google Play link and this tool turns it into a code in your browser, ready for posters, packaging and slides.
What you can do
- Paste an App Store or Google Play listing URL.
- Choose colours that match your app's branding.
- Set the error correction level.
- Export a PNG for slides and an SVG for packaging artwork, or copy it.
When it works best
- In-store signs and receipts that promote a loyalty app.
- Product packaging for a companion app.
- Conference stands and pitch decks.
Things to know
- The link is turned into a code in your browser and is not tracked.
- One code holds one link, so it cannot send iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play automatically.
- For both platforms, print two codes side by side, or point a single code at a page on your site that links to both.
- The code is static, so if your listing URL changes you need a new one.
Frequently asked questions
No. Print two codes, or point one code at a page on your site that links to both stores.
Any App Store or Google Play listing URL.
The static code will not update, so generate a new one.
No, the code is built in your browser without tracking.