Create a QR Code to Download Your App

Yes, completely free with no signup or limits. Create unlimited QR codes for your iOS and Android apps. Download and use immediately in all your marketing materials.

Not directly—App Store and Google Play use different URLs. Create separate QR codes for each platform, or use a smart link service (like Branch.io, Firebase Dynamic Links) that detects the user's device and redirects to the appropriate store automatically.

Yes! QR codes remove the friction of searching for your app. Studies show they increase app download conversion rates by 42%. Instead of remembering your app name and searching, users scan and instantly reach your app's install page.

Put them on all marketing materials: print ads, product packaging, store window displays, event booths, posters, flyers, TV commercials, business cards, social media graphics, email signatures, and website. Anywhere potential users will see them.

Yes! QR codes on TV ads are increasingly common. Make sure the QR code is large enough and displayed long enough (at least 5-7 seconds) for viewers to scan from their couch. Include a clear call to action like 'Scan to Download'.

Yes, because iOS uses apps.apple.com links and Android uses play.google.com links. Create both and display them together, or use a universal link service that automatically detects the device type and redirects appropriately.

Use App Store Connect (iOS) and Google Play Console (Android) to track downloads. For campaign-specific tracking, use Firebase Analytics, Branch.io, or other attribution platforms that can track which QR codes drive installs.

The App Store or Google Play will show an error that the app isn't available in their region. Make sure your QR code marketing matches your app's geographic availability, or clearly state which countries your app supports.

Direct app store links are fine for simple use. Use shortened URLs (bit.ly, Firebase, Branch) if you need tracking analytics or want to update the destination without reprinting QR codes. Shortened URLs add a redirect step but enable tracking.

Yes, create unique QR codes for each campaign (different shortened URLs or campaign parameters). Tools like Firebase, Adjust, or Branch.io can track which QR codes and campaigns drive the most installs, helping optimize your marketing.

Minimum 1x1 inch for close-up viewing (flyers, business cards). For posters or billboards where people scan from a distance, use 2x2 inches or larger. The farther the scanning distance, the bigger the QR code needs to be.

Yes, if you have a pre-registration or landing page. Link the QR code to a website where users can sign up for launch notifications. Once your app launches, update your marketing with QR codes linking directly to the stores.

Absolutely! This is a great strategy for apps that complement physical products (smart devices, fitness equipment, etc.). Users can scan the package to instantly download your companion app without searching.

Modern iPhones (iOS 11+) and Android phones have built-in QR scanning in the camera app—no separate app needed. Just point the camera at the QR code and a notification appears to open the link.

Yes, for maximum reach. Display both QR codes and include text like 'or search [App Name] in the App Store'. This helps users who can't or prefer not to scan, while QR codes serve those who want the fastest path.