Create a QR Code for Your Podcast

Yes, completely free with no signup, no watermarks, and unlimited usage. Create QR codes for your podcast on any platform—Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your own hosting site. Download and use immediately.

Yes, using a universal podcast link service. Tools like Podlink, Linktree, or Link.chtbl.com create one URL that detects the user's device and shows links to all major platforms. This is better than limiting listeners to just Spotify or just Apple Podcasts.

Link to a universal podcast page that includes both, or create separate QR codes for each platform. If you must choose one, pick the platform where most of your target audience listens (Spotify for younger audiences, Apple for iOS users).

Display them on business cards, YouTube video outros, social media graphics, event presentations, email signatures, podcast cover art, guest interview materials, merchandise, and anywhere you promote your show. They're especially effective in videos and at live events.

Yes! QR codes can increase subscription rates by 5x because they eliminate the friction of searching for your podcast. People can subscribe instantly while they're thinking about it, instead of forgetting your podcast name later.

Yes! Get the share link for that specific episode from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your hosting platform. This is great for promoting guest appearances, special episodes, or seasonal content. However, for general promotion, link to your main show page.

Your podcast analytics show subscribers and listeners, but not QR scans specifically. For detailed tracking, use a URL shortener with analytics (bit.ly, Rebrandly, Chartable) before creating the QR code to see scan data.

It depends. Most platforms keep the same URL even if you change the show name. However, if you migrate to a new hosting platform or the URL changes for any reason, you'll need to generate new QR codes.

Yes! Many podcasters add QR codes to their YouTube video outros or as overlays during the episode. Display it for at least 7-10 seconds so viewers have time to scan from their screen. Include text like 'Scan to Subscribe on Spotify'.

Absolutely, especially if podcasting is central to your brand or business. It's a professional way to share your show and makes it easy for networking contacts to subscribe immediately rather than forgetting your podcast name.

Yes! When guests promote their episode, provide them with a QR code linking to that episode or your show. They can share it on their social media, website, or with their audience, driving their followers to listen and potentially subscribe.

Create a QR code linking to your website's podcast page or your RSS feed URL. Many podcasters create a landing page with links to all platforms where listeners can choose their preferred app.

Yes! If your podcast is exclusive to Spotify, just use your Spotify podcast link. The QR code will open Spotify (or prompt to install it). Make sure to label the QR code clearly as 'Listen on Spotify' so people know what to expect.

Definitely! Add QR codes to your slides, especially the closing slide. Attendees can scan to subscribe while you're presenting. Include it in handouts, name badges, or presentation decks you share afterward.

Include a clear call-to-action like 'Scan to Subscribe', 'Scan to Listen', or 'Get Exclusive Episodes'. Offer value (bonus content, early access, show notes) to incentivize scanning. Make it prominent and give people time to scan (7-10 seconds in videos).