
Living QR Links
Unlimited dynamic QR codes. Free.
A normal QR code points to a fixed destination. Living QR lets the printed code point to a permanent address on your own website while you change the destination behind it whenever you need to.
Print it once. Point it somewhere else later.
Create a permanent address on your own website:
yourbusiness.com/go/menu
- Today
- → yourbusiness.com/summer-menu
- Next month
- → yourbusiness.com/fall-menu
- At Christmas
- → yourbusiness.com/holiday-reservations
The printed QR code doesn’t change. You change the destination in WordPress.
The redirect lives on your website.
Many dynamic QR services put their server between the printed QR code and your website.
Living QR takes a different approach: the QR points to a permanent address on your own WordPress site, and your site handles the redirect.
That means the basic dynamic link doesn’t depend on a Living QR redirect service every time somebody scans it.
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The dynamic part is free.
Living QR Free includes the part that matters most when something has already been printed: the ability to keep the permanent link and change where it goes.
- Unlimited dynamic Living Links
- Unlimited destination changes
- Links on your own domain
- Readable URLs such as
/go/menu - PNG QR downloads
- Print-ready SVG
- Basic scan counts
- Local scan storage
- Privacy controls
- Backup and restore
- Historical address protection
Living QR Pro
Free gives you the permanent dynamic link. Pro adds professional tools around it.
- Your logo in the QR
- Put your own logo or brand mark into the QR artwork.
- Better analytics
- See richer scan reporting beyond the lifetime total available in Free.
Your printed QR shouldn’t become a hostage.
If a Pro subscription ends, the Free foundation remains.
Existing Living Links continue resolving through the WordPress site, their permanent addresses remain available, and Free functionality can still be used to change their destinations.
Pro is for additional capabilities — not permission to keep an already-printed link alive.
Created by John Byrne at Hooray Media to solve problems we ran into running our own publishing sites.
Who Living QR is for
- Publishers
- Restaurants
- Small businesses
- Realtors
- Events
- Nonprofits, schools and churches
- Anyone putting QR codes on things that may stay in the physical world for a long time

