Make an app store QR code
Paste your App Store and Google Play links and get a code for each, ready to print side by side, so iPhone and Android users each scan the right one.
Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Paste a store link and your code appears here.
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How to make an app store QR code
- 01Copy your app's link from the App Store, Google Play, or both.
- 02Paste each link in its box. An App Store ID or package name works too.
- 03Switch between the two codes to download each one.
- 04Print the sheet with both codes and their store names underneath.
Questions
Can one code open the right store on each phone?
Not without a server, which we don't have. A code that sends iPhones to the App Store and Android phones to Google Play needs a web address that checks the phone first. Two codes side by side do the same job, or point one code at your app's own website if it has store buttons.
Why does my link look shorter?
Store links often carry a country, the app's name, and tracking tags. We keep only what the store needs to find your app, which makes the code simpler to scan. It still opens your app in the visitor's own country's store.
Where do I find my app's link?
On the App Store, open the app's page and choose Share, then Copy link. On Google Play, open the app's page in a browser and copy the address; it contains "details?id=". If you publish the app, the ID and package name are in App Store Connect and the Play Console.
Do the codes expire?
No. The store link is stored in each code, so they keep working as long as your app is listed.
Is anything I type sent to you?
No. Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
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