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Get a quick overview of our service and discover the possibilities smart QR codes offer.

Create and set up your first QR code in 3 minutes

Step 1: Create an account

To know which codes are yours, you need an account. Creating a dinqr account is easy, and all you need is an email address.

Step 2: Design & build your QR code

With our simple built-in design system, you can quickly create a perfect QR code just the way you want it. Don't forget to add tags that you can use to group your statistics later.

Step 3: Set up your QR code

Your QR code is now ready to use, so print it out and place it where you want your customers to scan it.

Done!

Now just keep an eye on your statistics page where every scan of the code will appear immediately!

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A QR code is not just a QR code

When your QR code is important, you need smarter features! Here are three smart features.

Changeable

QR codes are often printed and difficult to modify, while the website they point to changes over time. Being able to change where a QR code points can save a lot of trouble.

Analyzable

Data is your asset, especially data that only you have access to. How often your QR codes are scanned can be very valuable information.

Reliable service

If you want to handle QR codes professionally, you need a reliable service. You don’t want all your customers suddenly seeing ads when they scan or end up with an incomprehensible customer service when you want to ask about your payments.

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Why Should My Business Use QR Codes?

Why Should My Business Use QR Codes?

QR codes offer businesses an effective bridge between the physical and digital worlds, enabling immediate access to digital information and enhancing customer experience.

For the interested

Why QR codes?

QR codes are the bridge between the physical and digital

The digital world mainly consists of websites on the internet, where we use links to navigate.

In the physical world, we have addresses and places instead, and we use these (in combination with transport) to navigate and move around.

When we then move between digital and physical, it works a bit like usual because digital can often replicate everything that also works in print/on paper. So if we have a website and want a visitor to find us physically, we can just write our address and then it's solved.

Conversely, when a person visits us physically, for example, if I have a gas station and talk to a customer, and I want that person to read something digital about my station - then it gets a bit trickier. Links, or web addresses, are not made for this; they are made for digital-to-digital, and the number of characters introduces many sources of error, much like when we try to tell someone our email address.

What does the QR code do?

A QR code has two features that are important in this context.

First, everyone understands that they are expected to take out their mobile phone and scan it. It's a "language" that has developed over many years and can now be considered a fact. Second, the user can easily be moved, via their mobile, to a digital address chosen by the creator of the QR code.

How do I create a QR code?

A QR code is created via a QR code generator of some sort. There are many options for this with varying prices and features. Free QR codes are usually not customized or available for tracking, so if you need a QR code for a business or in a context where you want to see the statistics for each scan, it is important to get a QR code that has those features included.