How to Create One QR Code for Multiple Links

Your customers often need more than one link. They may want to visit your website, check an offer, browse your social profiles, watch a video, download a PDF, or contact you.

Creating a separate QR code for every destination quickly becomes cluttered and difficult to manage.

A better approach is to create one QR code for multiple links. When scanned, it opens a mobile-friendly page where people can choose the link they need. With a dynamic Multi-URL QR code, you can also update those links later without reprinting the QR code.

Here’s how to create one and organize it effectively.

Can One QR Code Have Multiple Links?

Yes. A Multi-URL QR code opens one mobile-friendly landing page containing multiple links. People scan the QR code once and then choose the link they want to visit.

For example, the same QR code could give users access to your:

• Website
• Online store
• Social media profiles
• Videos
• PDFs or brochures
• Booking page
• Offers
• Support resources

Because the page is dynamic, you can add, remove, or rearrange links later without changing or reprinting the QR code.

How to Create a QR Code for Multiple Links: Step-by-step

With QRCodeChimp, you can create a customizable Multi-URL landing page and connect it to one dynamic QR code.

Before you begin, gather the links you want to share and decide which ones are most important. You may also want to keep your logo, brand colors, images, or other content ready.

Sign in to your QRCodeChimp account and open the Multi-URL QR Code Generator solution.

Step 1: Customize your page URL

Enter a page code to customize the URL of your Multi-URL page.

Your URL will follow this format:
https://linko.page/yourpagecode

Customizing the page code is optional.

Note: Choose the page code carefully. Once the QR code is saved, the page code cannot be changed.

Step 2: Select a template

Choose a template that suits your content and brand.

You can customize colors, fonts, backgrounds, and other design elements later, so start with a layout that works well for the information you want to display.

Step 3: Add your details and links

Add the links you want people to access from the page.

Give each link a clear, action-oriented label. For example:

• Shop New Arrivals
• View Menu
• Book an Appointment
• Watch Product Demo
• Download Product Guide
• Follow Us on Instagram
• Get Customer Support

You can move, hide, or delete components based on what you want users to see.

Arrange the links by importance rather than simply adding them in the order you think of them.

Step 4: Add contact details (Optional)

If relevant, use the Contact Us section to add information such as your phone number or email address.

This step is optional. Skip it if contact information does not support the purpose of the page.

Step 5: Add additional components

Select Add Component to add more types of content to your page.

Depending on your requirements, you can include components such as buttons, images, videos, PDFs, or testimonials.

Use additional components selectively. The goal is to make the page more useful, not simply to fill it with content.

Step 6: Customize the page design

Go to Design/Settings and customize the appearance of your Multi-URL page.

You can personalize elements such as background, colors, fonts, card style, and Page loader.

Match the page to your brand while keeping it simple and easy to navigate on a mobile screen.

Step 7: Customize the QR code

Go to the QR Code tab and personalize your QR code.

You can customize elements such as its shape, colors, logo, and sticker.

Make sure the final design has sufficient contrast and remains easy to scan.

Step 8: Save and download

Select Save, give your QR code a recognizable name, choose a folder if required, and save it.

Before using the QR code in production, scan it and check that the landing page and every important link work correctly.

Once tested, download the QR code in the format and resolution suitable for where you plan to use it.

Examples: How to Organize Links on Your Multi-Link Page

Creating the page is only half the job. The links you include, their labels, and their order determine how easily users can find what they need.

Here are a few examples.

Should You Use One QR Code or Separate QR Codes?

A QR code for multiple links is useful, but it is not the right choice for every situation.

👉 Use one Multi-URL QR code when:

• The same audience may need several related resources.
• Users should be able to choose their destination.
• Your links may change over time.
• You want one clean QR code instead of several codes on the same material.

For example, a product package may need to provide a manual, setup video, warranty registration, customer support, and reorder link. These destinations naturally belong together.

👉 Use separate QR codes when:

• There is one specific action you want users to take.
• Different QR codes serve different audiences or campaigns.
• You need to measure individual placements separately.
• Combining destinations could make the next step less clear.

For example, if one QR code is exclusively for making a payment and another is for submitting feedback, separate QR codes usually provide a clearer experience.

The simplest rule is: use one QR code when the links belong to the same user journey; use separate QR codes when the actions have different purposes.

Before You Print: A Quick Checklist

Once your Multi-URL QR code is ready, review both the landing page and the QR code itself.

✅ Put the most important link first

Don’t make users scroll to find the main action.

If most people scanning the QR code are likely to want your menu, product page, registration link, or support page, put it at the top.

✅ Use clear link labels

Tell people exactly what they will get after tapping.

Use:

Download User Manual

instead of:

Click Here

Clear labels make the page easier to navigate and help users make faster choices.

✅ Keep the page focused

Just because you can add multiple destinations doesn’t mean every possible link belongs on the page.

Remove links that are outdated, rarely useful, or unrelated to why someone would scan the QR code.

✅ Keep the QR code easy to scan

Use good contrast between the QR code and its background, and maintain sufficient clear space around it.

Avoid excessive customization that makes the code difficult for a phone camera to detect.

✅ Test the printed version

A QR code that scans perfectly from your computer screen may behave differently once printed.

Test a sample at the actual size, material, and expected scanning distance before producing it in large quantities.

Also scan it using both iOS and Android devices and open every important link on the landing page.

Track Scans and Improve Your Multi-Link Page

A dynamic Multi-URL QR code also allows you to measure how people interact with it.

Depending on your plan, QRCodeChimp analytics can provide information such as scan activity over time, location and device insights, and engagement with links on supported landing pages.

Use these insights to improve the page rather than simply collecting data.

For example, suppose a link near the bottom of your page consistently receives strong engagement. Moving it closer to the top may make it easier for more visitors to find.

Similarly, if an important link receives very little engagement, review its label, position, and relevance.

Regularly checking your page also gives you an opportunity to remove outdated links and keep the experience useful.

Create One QR Code for All the Links Your Audience Needs

Multiple links don’t have to mean multiple QR codes.

With a Multi-URL QR code, you can organize related destinations on one mobile-friendly page, give users one simple code to scan, and update the content whenever your links change.

The result is cleaner printed material, easier link management, and a simpler experience for the people scanning your QR code.

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