qr codes that
count every scan
Print a QR, track every scan as a real click — country, device, time — and repoint the destination later without reprinting. Bridge offline and online with a code you can actually measure.
offline to online.
flyers + posters
Print one QR. Every scan is a tracked click with country, device, and time — so you finally know if the poster on the wall did anything.
events + booths
A QR on your stand routes scanners to a landing page or bio, and the scan count tells you which event actually drove traffic.
packaging + stickers
Ship a QR on the box. Because the link is a 302, you can repoint it later — the printed code never goes stale.
restaurant + retail
Menus, promos, review links. Track scans by location and time of day without an app.
a QR with a brain.
every scan is a click
A QR points at a c3.lt short link, so scans flow into the same analytics as everything else — country, device, browser, referrer, with sparklines.
editable after printing
Links are 302s, never 301s. Repoint the destination anytime and the printed QR keeps working — no reprint, ever.
SVG for print
Download crisp SVG (or PNG) at any size. Choose colors and rounded corners to match your brand.
routing + pixels too
Because it is a real c3.lt link, a QR can also geo/device-route, run an A/B split, or carry a retargeting pixel.
questions.
How do I track scans on a QR code?
Create a c3.lt short link, generate its QR code, and print it. Every scan is a redirect through c3.lt, so it is recorded as a click with country, device, browser, and timestamp in your analytics — no separate QR analytics tool needed.
Can I change where a QR code points after I have printed it?
Yes. c3.lt links are 302 redirects, so the QR encodes a stable short URL while the destination stays editable. Repoint it anytime and every already-printed code follows — no reprint.
What format is the QR code?
Download as SVG (vector, perfect for print at any size) or PNG. You can customize the color and corner style to match your brand.
Do scanners need an app?
No. Modern iOS and Android cameras scan QR codes natively and open the link in the browser. The redirect and tracking happen server-side.
Is QR code tracking free?
Yes — QR codes and basic scan analytics are on the free plan. Higher QR limits, longer analytics retention, routing, and pixels come with Pro and Business.
make a trackable QR.
Free to start. Generate a QR for any link and watch the scans roll in.