Organize related destinations
A multi-link experience can bring several connected resources together so visitors do not need to scan multiple codes.
Free multiple-links QR tool
Multi-URL QR Code Generator
Use one QR experience to organize several related web destinations such as websites, social profiles, videos, resources, or campaign links.
Create a QR CodeWhy use a multi-URL QR code?
Practical guidance for creating, testing, publishing, and maintaining this type of QR code.
Keep printed materials cleaner
One QR code can be easier to place on a poster, card, package, menu, or event sign than a collection of separate codes.
Give visitors choices
A landing destination can present the links people actually need, such as a website, social profile, video, menu, or contact option.
Useful for campaigns and events
A single scan can serve as a starting point for a collection of event resources, campaign pages, or brand destinations.
How to create your QR code
1. Choose the Multi-URL option in the QR Code Generator.
2. Add the web destinations you want visitors to access through the workflow.
3. Review every URL for spelling, HTTPS, accessibility, and relevance.
4. Generate the QR code and test the complete experience on a phone, including each destination link.
5. Download and publish the code with a clear label explaining what visitors will find after scanning.
Best practices and useful tips
What is a multi-URL QR code?
The term generally describes a QR experience that gives visitors access to multiple web destinations through one scan. The exact behavior depends on how the destination page or routing workflow is implemented.
When is it useful?
Events, campaigns, creator profiles, product packaging, resource collections, menus, business contact points, and promotional materials can benefit when several related links need to be shared.
How should I avoid confusing users?
Keep the destination list focused. Use clear labels, put the most important link first, and remove outdated or duplicate destinations. A smaller, useful link collection is better than a crowded one.
What should I test?
Test the QR scan, the landing page, every listed link, mobile layout, and any redirect or routing behavior. Do not assume that one successful scan means every destination works.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Multi-URL QR code?
It is a QR workflow designed to give visitors access to several related web destinations through one scan and one organized destination experience.
How many links should I include?
Use as many as your actual user journey needs, but keep the list focused. Too many unrelated links can make the destination harder to use.
Can I use a multi-link QR code for an event?
Yes. It can be useful for combining an event website, schedule, map, registration page, social profile, and other resources in one scan path.
Should I test every link?
Yes. Test every destination and the complete mobile experience before publishing the QR code.