| Static QR code | Dynamic QR code | |
|---|---|---|
| What the code holds | The destination itself | A short link that redirects |
| Change it after printing | No — reprint to change | Yes, any time |
| Scan analytics | None | Total vs unique, time series, geography, device |
| Safety checks on the destination | None after printing | Every edit is re-scanned before it goes live |
| How long it works | Forever, while the destination exists | While your account is active |
| Best for | WiFi, contact cards, permanent links | Menus, packaging, campaigns, anything that may change |
One printed code. Any destination.
A dynamic QR code points at a short link you control. Reprint nothing — name the link yourself, change where it goes, and watch the scans come in.
Dynamic · editable
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What is a dynamic QR code?
A dynamic QR code stores a short link, such as tilg.in/diwali-menu, instead of the final web address. When someone scans it, the short link redirects them to whatever destination you have set today. Because the printed pattern only ever holds the short link, you can change where it goes, and count every scan, without reprinting anything.
More on choosing: five rules for static or dynamic, static vs dynamic QR codes and when static is the better choice.
Name, edit and measure — after it’s live.
Change the destination
Send scanners somewhere new without touching the printed artwork. Every edit is re-scanned for safety and logged.
Name your link
Choose the short link inside the code, like tilg.in/diwali-menu, on every plan — or let us generate one.
Track every scan
Total vs unique, top geography and device, time series — all recorded off the redirect path so scans stay fast.
Every redirect is fail-closed: pending or flagged destinations show a safety interstitial, never the target. Edits atomically swap the cached verdict — no window serving a stale link.
Printed once, kept current.
Restaurant and café menus
Point table cards at this week’s menu, then at the festive menu for Diwali, without reprinting a single card. Where to put a QR code.
Product packaging
Packs live on shelves for months. Send scans to a launch page now and a how-to or reorder page later. QR codes on packaging.
Shops and showrooms
Window, counter and shelf codes can follow your current offer, catalogue or Google review page. QR placement for retail.
Events and standees
Swap the registration link for the agenda, then the feedback form, as the day moves on. QR codes at events.
Free forever with 5 dynamic codes and unlimited static ones, no card needed. Pro is ₹664 a month for 150 dynamic codes. Paid plans are billed in INR with a GST tax invoice, and you can pay by UPI Autopay, card or eNACH.
Questions about dynamic codes.
Can I change a QR code after it is printed?
Yes — that is the point of a dynamic code. The artwork encodes a short link on tilg.in that you can repoint anytime from your dashboard.
Can I choose the short link inside my QR code?
Yes, on every plan. Name it yourself, like tilg.in/diwali-menu, or leave it blank for a generated one. It is fixed once created, since it is what the printed code points to.
Will editing the destination break the code?
No. The printed code never changes. We only update where the short link resolves, and re-scan the new destination for safety before it goes live.
How many dynamic codes can I create?
The free plan includes five dynamic codes. Pro raises this to 150 and Pro Max to 500. Static codes are unlimited on every plan and never count against your allowance.
What analytics do I get?
Total vs unique scans, a time series, and top geography and device for each code.
Do dynamic QR codes expire?
Not on a timer. A dynamic code keeps working as long as your account is active, because the short link inside it is served by MyQRx. That is the trade-off for being able to edit it.