Qordway

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Plans for every stage.

Qordway is free, and the free plan is the whole product for most people: every code downloads watermark-free in every format including print-ready vector, and you get dynamic QR codes you can repoint after they are printed.

Basic
Price Free, ad-supported
QR code generator ✓ (all 10 code types)
Watermark-free downloads ✓
Print-ready vector (PDF, EPS, SVG) ✓
Saved QR code library ✓ (up to 25 codes)
Dynamic QR codes ✓ (2, up to 500 scans each)
Scan analytics ✓
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Nothing here is watermarked, on any plan, including this one. A QR code you generate is yours at full resolution in every format we support, and that includes print-ready vector PDF and EPS, which is what a print shop or a designer will actually ask you for.

Your 2 dynamic codes are real ones, with scan analytics, whose destination you can change after the code is printed. Each is good for 500 scans; after that the code stops forwarding and shows a branded page rather than failing.

Printing something expensive? What happens to your dynamic codes if we stop covers where the redirects run, and how to export the full map of your codes and their destinations on any plan, including the free one.

Paid plans are in development

They are built and they work. What is not built yet is a way for you to buy one without emailing a person, so rather than list prices you cannot act on, here is what they will add:

If one of those is the reason you are here, tell us what you need. It genuinely changes what we build next, and we will let you know when you can buy it.

What those checkmarks actually look like

Screenshots of the real product, taken from a real account. The QR codes and property names are examples; every pixel of the interface is what you get.

The saved QR code library, showing a search box, an All/Static/Dynamic filter, a sort control, a folder filter, and a list of codes tagged by folder. Dynamic codes are highlighted with a badge and carry Update, Pause and Delete controls.
Saved QR code library. Search by name or destination, filter to static or dynamic, sort, and group codes into folders. Generating codes is the easy part. Finding the right one eleven months later is what the library is for.
The same library filtered to the Building 4 folder, showing three codes: an HVAC service tag, a pool gate and a laundry room.
Folders. Search answers "where is the code I am thinking of". Folders answer "show me everything on Building 4", which is the question you ask far more often once you have a few hundred codes.
A table comparing every dynamic QR code in the account by name, short URL, status, total scans and unique scans, with a View button on each row.
Scan analytics, across every code. One table, every dynamic code, so you can see which campaign is working without opening them one at a time.
Two charts for a single dynamic QR code: scans by location, showing United States, and scans by device, split between mobile, desktop and tablet.
And per code. Scans over time, by country, by device and by operating system. The scans behind this sample were all generated from one machine, which is why the unique count above is 1.
The download menu open, listing PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, PDF and EPS, each with a one-line description of what it is best for.
Every format, on every plan, with no account. Including PDF and EPS, which is what a print shop asks for. Each one says what it is good for, so you are not guessing at the moment you need the file.
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