Measure the success of your offline marketing efforts. Generate a Marketing QR code with built-in UTM parameters to track scans and analyze which flyers, posters, or locations are driving the most traffic.
Campaign short link
This is a URL QR code with special tracking tags (UTM parameters) added to the end of the link. When someone scans the code, these tags are sent to your analytics platform (like Google Analytics), telling you exactly where the user came from.
Create and download unlimited static QR codes at no cost, with no watermarks or restrictions on usage.
Choose from various dot shapes, corner styles, colors, gradients, and add a logo to match your brand identity.
Generate QR codes for URLs, text, Wi‑Fi access, email, vCards, and more formats to suit different needs.
High Resolution Outputs Download crisp PNGs for web use or scalable SVGs for print to ensure your QR codes look great everywhere.
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Use different QR codes with unique UTM tags in two different magazine ads to see which one generates more website traffic.
Place a unique QR code on flyers distributed in different neighborhoods to measure which areas respond best to your marketing.
Use a QR code with UTM tags at a trade show or conference to track how many leads or sales were generated from that specific event.
Custom dot styles (dots, rounded, classy, extra rounded), distinctive corner squares and corner dots are more scannable when contrast remains strong. Gradients should stay subtle and avoid low‑contrast transitions near the finder corners. Embedded logos are best placed on a white (or lightly tinted) padded rectangle to maintain recognition.
UTM parameters are tags you add to a URL. The most common ones are 'source' (where the traffic came from, e.g., 'flyer'), 'medium' (the marketing channel, e.g., 'print'), and 'campaign' (the specific promotion, e.g., 'summer_sale').
The data will appear in your website's analytics tool, such as Google Analytics. You can see how many visits came from each of your QR codes, helping you measure the ROI of your offline campaigns.
Yes, UTM parameters can make URLs long. We recommend using a URL shortener (like ReHop!) after building your UTM link and before generating the QR code. This creates a cleaner, more reliable code.