QR & Links Overview
Printable QR codes you can redirect after printing, and link pages that put several links behind one short URL.
QR & Links gets people from the physical world into RateUp: a code on a table tent, a link in an Instagram bio, a sticker on a receipt.
Both tools are trackable. A QR code counts its scans and can be pointed somewhere new after it is printed; a link page counts its visits and the clicks on each of its buttons.
This section used to be called QR Studio. QR Creator is now QR codes and Access
Links is now Link pages. Codes and pages you made before the change kept their addresses,
and the old dashboard routes (/dashboard/qrCreator, /dashboard/quickAccessLinks) send you to
the new pages.
The Two Tools
QR Codes
A code you print once and redirect whenever you like. Every scan is counted.
Link Pages
One short link that opens a page of buttons: your surveys, WhatsApp, menu, website.
Which One Do I Want?
| Situation | Use |
|---|---|
| A printed code on a table, receipt or poster that opens one page | QR codes |
| One link in an Instagram bio pointing at several things | Link pages |
| A code you may need to point somewhere else later | QR codes: the destination is editable |
| Letting customers pick which survey to fill in | Link pages: add each survey as a button |
| A printed code that opens several choices | Link pages: every page has its own QR code on its Share tab |
You can combine them: point a QR code at a link page, and change what sits behind it whenever the campaign changes, without reprinting anything.
Getting In
QR & Links appears in the sidebar for anyone on a team with the QR feature switched on. It
has two entries, QR codes (/dashboard/qr-codes) and Link pages (/dashboard/link-pages).
See Teams for feature access.
Related Pages
- QR Codes
- Link Pages
- Share Your Survey
- Entry Points: ig.me links have their own QR download in the Instagram section