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Choose useful destinations
Include only the places a visitor is likely to need. You can change the links on your GreenQR Link page later.
One code, several choices
QR Code for Multiple Links
One QR code opens one GreenQR Link page. Visitors see your selected destinations there and choose the one they need. The QR code opens the page first, and the visitor chooses where to go next.
New to the Free plan? Read the Free QR Code Generator guide for its starting limits.
One QR code
Opens one link page
Scan
Open page
Choose link
What opens after a scan
From one scan to a useful choice
The QR code leads to a page that holds the destinations you choose. Visitors decide which link to follow; they are not sent automatically to all of them. For more on arranging that page, see Smart QR Landing Pages.
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Scan the QR code
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The GreenQR Link page opens
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See several labeled destinations
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Choose the destination to visit
Make the choices useful
Keep the page easy to use
These checks help someone choose a destination after scanning. For QR appearance and print testing, use the Custom QR Codes guide.
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Put the main action first
Lead with the menu, booking page, or other action that matters most for that audience. Use labels that say what opens.
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Check the visitor path
Scan the code on a phone, open the page, and test each destination. Remove links that become outdated.
Illustrative example
What a local business might share
This is an example, not a required setup. A local business could put these destinations on one page, with its main visitor action at the top.
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Website
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Menu or Services
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Booking
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Contact
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Plan the QR codes
One shared code or separate codes?
Start with what visitors need to see and whether you need to distinguish one campaign or placement from another. For available metrics and their limits, read the QR Code Analytics reference.
Use one shared code for one shared page
If visitors in several places should see the same set of destinations, one QR code can point them to that page.
Use separate codes when comparisons matter
For separate campaigns or physical placements, different QR codes may be more appropriate. Scans of one shared code cannot by themselves tell you which physical placement produced them.
Keep the page current
When a link changes, update the GreenQR Link page and test it again. The printed code can keep working while it still points to an active page.
Keep the destination list focused
A short set of clear choices is easier to use than a list of every link your business has. Your available page and block limits depend on your plan.
Frequently asked questions
Questions About One Code and Multiple Links
No. It opens one GreenQR Link page. The visitor then chooses which destination to open from that page.
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