PeekURLQR code tool
QR Code Generator
Create a PeekURL short link, download its QR code, and understand how people use the link after scanning.
Create a QR codeEasy to download
Open a generated QR code and download it for your materials.
Built for campaigns
Place QR codes on posters, menus, name cards, slides, and event signage.
Track scans
Review aggregated click data from the link behind your QR code.
Common use cases
Posters and presentations
Let attendees scan an agenda, registration form, or supporting resource during an event.
Menus and in-store information
Connect table signs and displays to online content while retaining control of the short link.
Business cards and packaging
Link to a portfolio, contact page, or instructions where print space is limited.
QR code or printed URL?
A QR code is convenient for phone cameras, while a short printed URL remains usable when scanning is unavailable. Consider showing both and test the final size, distance, and several phones before publication.
Connect offline scans to a manageable link
QR codes work well on event posters, table signs, business cards, slides, and in-store displays. PeekURL creates a short link first and then provides a downloadable QR code for that same destination.
A scan still opens the underlying short link, so expiry, active status, and safety rules continue to apply. Signed-in users can review aggregate clicks generated after scans without installing tracking software in the QR image.
From destination to QR code
- 01
Create the short link
Enter an event, menu, form, or content URL and select an appropriate expiry.
- 02
Open and download
Open the generated QR code and download the image for print or digital material.
- 03
Test a real scan
Before publishing, test multiple phones, the final size and contrast, and whether the link lasts through the campaign.
Printing and expiry notes
- The QR image does not expire by itself, but its PeekURL destination can expire, be disabled, or be deleted.
- Leave sufficient quiet space and contrast, and test the actual printed size at the intended distance.
- For long-running materials, sign in and choose an expiry that covers the full campaign.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account?
You can create a short link without signing in; sign-in unlocks link management and analytics.
Can a QR code expire?
The QR image stays the same, but its destination link may expire or be disabled.
Does scanning count as a click?
Yes. Opening the short link after a scan records a click that appears in aggregate analytics for signed-in owners.
Will an already printed QR code update?
No. A newly created short link has a different QR code, so existing printed material does not update automatically.
Content updated：August 30, 2026