Find answers to your questions about QR Dada and learn how to make the most of your QR codes
QR Dada gives you the power to design beautiful, customizable QR codes that capture attention and drive engagement. Create stunning QR codes that stand out and deliver results.
To use QR Dada, you'll need to create an account:
Your dashboard is where you can manage all your QR codes:
Tips for keeping your QR Dada account secure:
Send a pre-written text message to a specific number when scanned. It saves time and ensures consistency in communication.
Note: SMS QR codes work best on mobile devices and may not function on desktop scanners.
Create a QR code that adds event details directly to the user's calendar, including time, date, and location.
Pro Tip: Make your Event QR dynamic if you expect changes to timings or location. It saves you from regenerating codes.
Start a WhatsApp chat with a pre-filled message to a selected phone number. Users can initiate a conversation instantly without typing.
Note: The recipient must have a WhatsApp account active on the given number for the QR to function properly.
Link to websites, landing pages, social media profiles, or any web address.
Pro Tip: Use dynamic URL QR codes for marketing campaigns so you can change the destination URL anytime without creating a new QR code.
Pre-compose an email with recipient, subject, and body text that opens in the user's email app.
Connect to WiFi networks automatically without typing the password.
Note: WiFi QR codes work best as static codes since they don't require internet access to function. Use a dynamic code only if you frequently change your WiFi password.
Share contact information that can be directly saved to a phone's contacts.
QR Dada offers a wide selection of professionally designed templates to help you get started quickly. These templates provide a ready-made layout for your QR, including colors, shapes, frames, and styles that suit different industries and purposes.
Clean, tech-forward styles ideal for startups, websites, and app links
Sleek, minimal designs best suited for professional or B2B use
Bright, fun layouts ideal for cafes, events, or creative brands
Simple, elegant QR codes that let your content take the spotlight
Bold and sharp designs for maximum scan visibility in print or outdoor displays
A blank canvas that lets you apply every detail from scratch
Each template is fully editable. Whether you want to use a QR code generator with a logo or switch to a website QR code generator layout, templates are just a starting point — not a limit. You can change the shape of modules, color palette, logo position, and more.
Templates are especially helpful when using a bulk QR code generator, as they allow you to keep branding consistent across thousands of codes.
The Custom Design section gives you total freedom to create a QR that looks and feels like your brand. It's the preferred route for users who care deeply about aesthetics, functionality, and brand recall.
Choose from a wide range of QR module styles — square, rounded, hexagonal, and more. You can also control spacing, density, and alignment to suit your output format.
Apply brand colors easily. You can choose:
Most users prefer to match the QR's color with their brand's primary or secondary palette.
Upload your logo and position it at the center of the QR. Our system automatically adjusts spacing and error correction to make sure it remains scannable.
Add an optional frame with call-to-action text like:
Frames help increase engagement, especially in offline media.
Choose a custom font for your callout text. Adjust font size, weight, and alignment to match your flyer, packaging, or business card.
Apply a plain color, a pattern, or a full image behind the QR code. Make sure the background doesn't clash with the QR's readability. High-contrast background images work well with semi-transparent modules.
The Advanced tab gives you full control over how your QR code behaves, looks, and performs — especially useful if you're creating high-volume designs or sharing brand-critical content.
The "eyes" are the three corner blocks of a QR code that help scanners detect and align the image. You can:
Why it matters: Custom eyes improve visual branding and also help increase scan accuracy when placed on different backgrounds.
Make your code visually appealing by applying linear or radial gradients. You can choose two or more brand colors and blend them smoothly across your QR.
"Modules" are the individual dots/blocks that make up your QR. Adjusting their size lets you:
The quiet zone is the margin of white space around your QR. It ensures scanners don't mistake other elements as part of the code.
Choose from four standard levels — L, M, Q, H — which determine how much of the QR can be damaged or obscured while still being scannable.
Use higher correction if you're designing for event badges, product packaging, or anything that may experience wear and tear.
This lets you include light branding text or source credit beneath the QR image. Example uses:
A dynamic QR code gives you the ability to change its destination link after the QR has already been created and shared. You do not need to regenerate or reprint the QR — just update the content behind it, and the same code will take users to the new location.
This makes dynamic QRs ideal for evolving campaigns, changing menus, rotating offers, and other use cases where content needs to stay current without physical rework.
Unlike a standard QR that holds a fixed URL, a dynamic QR code uses a redirect. This lets you:
Dynamic QR features are only available under a paid plan. You can choose from three subscription tiers, based on how many codes you need, how often you plan to update them, and how much scan data you want to collect.
Dynamic QR codes help you stay relevant. Once you've printed a QR on packaging, posters, or brochures, you can still point it to fresh content as things change.
If you're trying to understand how to generate QR code formats that adapt to changing business needs, this feature is the right fit.
| Feature | Static QR Code | Dynamic QR Code |
|---|---|---|
| Edit After Creation | Not possible | Destination link can be updated |
| Data Stored | Direct link or fixed content | Short redirect URL pointing to an editable link |
| Scan Tracking | Not available | Scan data (based on plan) can be collected |
| Best For | One-time links, fixed information, quick access | Campaigns, changing content, long-term use |
| Analytics Access | Not included | Available in Plan B and Plan C |
| Number of Destination Edits | Not applicable | Limited edits per QR depending on plan (I, II, III) |
| Recommended For | Personal use, fixed content | Agencies, marketers, businesses with evolving content |
Get a complete view of how your dynamic QR codes are performing — across time, devices, locations, and scan behavior. This dashboard brings together all the key insights that help you improve engagement, track performance, and make data-driven decisions.
Note: Analytics is available only for Dynamic QR codes. Timezone is set to Asia/Calcutta (IST) by default.
A smooth line graph that visualizes scan activity over time. This graph shows daily scan counts for your dynamic QR codes.
It helps you understand engagement patterns, detect spikes (such as after promotions), or find drop-off periods.
Hovering over a date will reveal the exact number of scans on that day.
This section is ideal for tracking your QR performance week-by-week or day-by-day.
This section ranks your most successful dynamic QR codes based on total scans. For each QR code, you can view:
This helps you quickly identify which QR codes are performing best, what types of content are getting more attention, and where to focus your next campaign.
Visual chart showing location-wise scan data, based on IP information collected at the time of scanning. You’ll see location or IP address, number of scans, and percentage share of total scans.
This section helps you understand where your scans are coming from, identify top-performing cities or regions, and evaluate regional engagement for local marketing efforts.
This page shows you detailed performance and engagement metrics for a single dynamic QR code — including how, when, where, and from what device your QR was scanned. Timezone for all timestamps: Asia/Calcutta (IST). You can switch to UTC if needed for global analysis.
If you are unable to generate a QR code, please try the following steps:
If problems persist, please contact our support team for further assistance.
Static QR codes have fixed content that cannot be changed after creation. Dynamic QR codes can be edited anytime without changing the QR code itself, and they also provide scan tracking and analytics.
Scan tracking is available for dynamic QR codes only. You can view analytics for any dynamic QR code via your dashboard or the QR code's detail page.
Yes! QR Dada offers extensive customization options including colors, shapes, styles, and the ability to add your logo. Be careful not to customize too heavily as it may affect scannability.
For good scannability, your QR code should be at least 1 x 1 inch (2.5 x 2.5 cm). Maintain a quiet zone (white border) around the QR code for best results.
Our support team is ready to help with any questions or issues you might have. We're here to ensure you get the most out of QR Dada.
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