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A link list QR code puts multiple links in one QR code: one scan opens a mobile page with buttons for your menu, bookings, reviews, and socials. The code is dynamic, so you can change the links without reprinting it.
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Add a title or logo and a short intro. Then add each link with a button label such as 'Book a table' or 'Leave a review', drag the rows into order, and mark your key link as primary so it stands out. Social profiles show as icons under the buttons.
Pick a page style, font, and colors for the background, text, and buttons so the link page matches your brand. Then style the QR code itself with your colors, a logo in the middle, dot and corner styles, and a frame with call-to-action text.
Save the code to a free QR Cake account (until you save, the page is only a preview), then download it as PNG, SVG, JPEG, or WebP for print, packaging, signage, or screens. Sign in any time later to add, remove, or reorder links without reprinting.
Printed link in bio: put the code on merch hangtags so followers reach the same links as your Instagram bio without typing a URL.
Restaurant placemat with four buttons from one printed code: digital menu, OpenTable reservation, Google review, and Uber Eats ordering.
Conference badge with LinkedIn profile, portfolio site, and Calendly booking link so contacts connect immediately after meeting you.
Retail product packaging insert linking to the product page, a how-to video, a warranty registration form, and a reorder link.
Real estate yard sign where one weatherproof sticker leads to the Zillow listing, agent bio, 3D virtual tour, and a showing-request form.
Creator merch (tote bags, stickers, posters) where you point the top button at your latest YouTube video while Patreon and your shop stay below it.
Event check-in desk card pointing to the schedule app, session survey, speaker slide downloads, and an after-party RSVP form.
Professional services reception desk card linking to the booking calendar, intake form, client portal login, and a referral program page.
Print a 4 cm code on every merch item, poster, or mailer. The buttons can hold your Patreon, Shopify store, and latest collab, with YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram as social icons. When a campaign ends, swap the link and the merch you already printed keeps working.
One code on every placemat or table tent replaces four separate QR codes. A typical setup links to the digital menu, an OpenTable or Resy reservation, a Google review prompt, and DoorDash or Uber Eats ordering. If you switch delivery partners, update the button and leave the table tents where they are.
Reception desks, shop windows, and product packaging all have limited space. A single link list code on a 5 cm square sticker can hold your booking form, Google review page, loyalty program signup, and social profiles without cluttering your storefront design.
Put one code on a speaker badge or sponsor stand that holds a LinkedIn profile, personal website, booking calendar, and slide download. Attendees scan once and pick the link they need instead of asking for each URL.
A yard sign or listing flyer has room for one QR code. A link list code uses it for the Zillow or MLS listing, the agent's bio and contact page, a Matterport virtual tour, and a showing-request form. When the home sells, point the same sign at your next listing.
Lawyers, accountants, and consultants can print one QR code on a business card that links to a booking calendar, an intake questionnaire, a LinkedIn profile, and a client portal. The card stays clean, and nobody has to type a URL.
A link list QR code, also called a link-in-bio QR code, holds a short QR Cake link to a mobile page that QR Cake hosts for you. The page shows your logo or title, a short intro, a button for each link, and a row of social icons for profiles like Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn. When someone scans the code, the phone's browser opens that page and they tap the button they want. A 2.5 cm code on a business card can lead to six different links without anyone typing a URL.
Because the links live on the hosted page rather than inside the printed pattern, the code is dynamic. After it is printed, you can add a link, remove one, drag them into a new order, mark one as the primary button, or change where any button points. The printed code stays the same and only the page changes. A static URL QR code works differently: the address is fixed at print time, so changing it means printing a new code.
Link list QR codes suit anyone who wants to offer several next steps from one printed surface. A restaurant can put its menu, reservations, review page, and delivery links on one placemat code. Creators can print one code on merch, posters, or packaging that does the job of a link in bio. Conference speakers can fit LinkedIn, portfolio, and booking links on one badge, and real estate agents can put the listing, agent bio, virtual tour, and showing request on one yard sign.
| Link List QR | Website URL QR | vCard QR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Destinations per scan | Several, one per button | One fixed URL | One contact card |
| Best suited to | Multiple next steps from one surface | Directing to a single page or app | Sharing a phone, email, and address |
| Editable after printing | Yes, links and their order | Yes, if saved to an account | Yes, contact details |
| Loads without an app | Yes, in the phone's browser | Yes, in the phone's browser | Yes, with a Save contact button |
| Social profile icons | Yes, below the buttons | No | Yes, below the contact details |
| Typical print size | 2.5 cm min | 2.5 cm min | 2.5 cm min |
| Choose this when | You have 3+ distinct calls to action | You have exactly one destination | Your only goal is contact exchange |
A link list QR code is a QR code that opens a hosted mobile page with several tappable buttons, one for each link. A single printed code can lead to a restaurant menu, a reservation form, a Google review page, and a delivery app, and you can reorder or swap those links at any time.
The QR type is already selected. Add your content, style the code, then save it to a free account to get a dynamic QR code you can update anytime.
Make a link list QR codeA URL QR code sends every scan to one web address, while a link list QR code opens a QR Cake page with several buttons that each lead somewhere different. The visitor taps the one they want, so a single printed code can cover your menu, bookings, reviews, and social profiles. If you only ever need one destination, a Website QR code is the simpler choice.
Yes. Link list codes are included in QR Cake's free plan, which covers up to 5 dynamic QR codes of any type with unlimited scans and no credit card. On the free plan, each scan first shows a short QR Cake page with a brief ad before your links appear. Paid plans start at $2.99 a month and remove that page, and Basic and higher plans also raise the code limit.
Make a link list QR code. In QR Cake, choose the Link List type, add each link with a short button label, add any social profiles, style the page, and save the code to your free account. When someone scans it, their phone opens a page with one button per link, so one printed code carries all of them.
No. QR Cake does not track clicks on individual buttons. Scan analytics, which are on the Pro and Business plans, show how many times the code was scanned, when, from which country, and on what device, operating system, and browser. For per-link counts, add UTM tags to the links that go to your own website and check them in your own analytics tool.
Yes. A saved link list QR code is dynamic, so you can add a button, remove an expired one, change where any button points, or drag the buttons into a new order from your QR Cake dashboard. The printed code stays the same, and the next person who scans it sees the updated page.
Yes. QR Cake lets you choose a page style, font, and color theme, set your own background, text, title, and button colors, add your logo, and write a title and short intro. The QR code itself can use your brand colors, a logo in the middle, custom dot and corner styles, and a frame with call-to-action text.
Yes. The link list is an ordinary mobile web page, so it opens in the phone's browser and nobody needs to install an app. iPhones scan with the built-in Camera app (iOS 11 and later), and most Android phones scan with the camera app or Google Lens. The phone needs an internet connection when it scans.
No. QR Cake codes do not expire on a timer, including on the free plan. A saved link list code keeps working for as long as your account exists, and you can keep editing its links the whole time.