How to make a Multi-URL QR code
- Type or paste each link on its own line. You need at least two.
- Keep the list short: three or four links is a good maximum for a code that still prints small.
- Scan the preview to see how your phone shows the list.
- Download and print it with a short label that says what the links are, for example “Menu · Reviews · Instagram”.
When one code with several links makes sense
Event handouts
Agenda, venue map and feedback form in one code.
Teaching material
Several reading links at the end of a worksheet.
Small business cards
Website, catalogue and social profile when space allows only one code.
What a scanner shows
The code holds text like “LINKS: 1. https://… 2. https://…”. Because it is plain text, the list itself is readable offline, but the links still need the sites to be online, and how the list looks depends on the scanning app.
Honest limits of a static multi-link code
- The links are stored as plain text. Phone cameras show the text; many scanner apps make each link tappable, but some show it as text only.
- There is no styled landing page. If you need a branded page with buttons, build that page on your own site and use a URL QR code.
- More links mean a denser code. Print larger, or reduce the number of links.
Questions people ask
Can I see who opened each link?
No. QRizeo adds no tracking. Use UTM tags on your own links if you need analytics on your site.
Is there a limit on links?
There is a technical limit of a few thousand characters, but for reliable scanning keep it to a few short links.
Last updated 11 October 2026 by the QRizeo team.