Trackable, restyleable QR codes on the same fast rail. Re-point them after they're printed, every scan counted.
Enter a destination, we mint a dynamic QR backed by a short link.
Pick brand colours and dot style, export PNG or SVG.
Scans flow into the same analytics as your links.
When I put a QR on a flyer, menu, or booth banner, I want to know which one drove scans and conversions, so I can prove the print budget paid off.
When a price or promo changes, I want to re-point the printed code instead of reprinting, so one print keeps working.
When I exhibit, I want every scan tied back to the event, so I report pipeline instead of guesses.
The destination is editable long after the code is on paper.
Brand colours, rounded dots, and a centre logo.
SVG for sharp print at any size.
Know where and when each scan happened.
A static QR code has your destination baked into the pattern itself, so nothing sits in the middle and nothing can switch it off. A dynamic code encodes a short redirect the generator controls. That indirection is what lets you re-point a printed code and read scan analytics, and it is also the thing that can be taken away from you.
We checked 15 popular QR generators against each vendor's own published documentation in July 2026. Eight of them can hand a free or trial user a dynamic code that later dies. The mechanics vary: QRStuff expires anonymous dynamic codes after 7 days and free-account codes after 30. ME-QR advertises no time limit, then blocks any code that goes 365 days without a scan and deletes it, so a seasonal poster nobody scans over winter can quietly disappear.
Two vendors make the ending worse. When a trial code lapses at qr-code-generator.com or Qrfy, the scan does not fail cleanly. It lands on the vendor's own service page, which means a customer who scans your menu sees an advertisement for QR software instead of your menu.
The honest version of the trade-off: static codes are permanent and free but frozen, dynamic codes are editable and measurable but usually rented. Whooshly's position is that you should not have to choose between editable and permanent, which is why dynamic codes are included in the one-time $49 rather than a plan that can lapse.
Read the full study: 15 QR generators, checked against their own docsNo. Every code is dynamic and backed by a short link, so it keeps resolving as long as your account is live. There's no renewal that turns the codes you printed into dead squares.
Yes – that's what dynamic means. The code on paper stays identical while you re-point it as often as you like, so a menu, price list, or promo can change without a reprint.
Yes. Set the foreground colour, the dot style, and a centre logo. Keep enough contrast against the background and the code still scans – the live preview shows you exactly what you'll get.
Download PNG for screens or SVG for print. SVG is vector, so it stays razor-sharp at any size – from a business card to a booth banner.
Every scan is counted against its own code, with location and time. Give each placement its own code – flyer, menu, banner – and the analytics tell you which one earned its budget.
Buy Whooshly once and own your campaign links for good.