Free · Multiple links in one QR code

Link in bio QR code generator

One QR code can only open one link, but that link can be a page with all your others. Paste your Linktree or other link-in-bio page below, or create a free QR-10 link page with your socials, shop and contact buttons.

1Enter your Link in bio details

Paste the page that lists your links (Linktree, Beacons, your website…). Or create one free with a QR-10 account below.

2Customize colors

Presets

Error correction

Medium — still scans with ~15% damage.

4 is the recommended quiet zone.

How it works

How to make a QR code with multiple links

  1. 1

    Get a link page

    Paste an existing Linktree, Beacons or website page, or create a free QR-10 link-in-bio page with your account.

  2. 2

    Add your links

    Social profiles, your shop, WhatsApp, booking, menu or latest video. Put the most important first.

  3. 3

    Print one code

    Download the QR code for cards, packaging and your shop window. Update the links anytime.

Generated entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded.

How one QR code holds many links

A QR code stores exactly one piece of content, so “multiple links in one QR code” really means a code that opens a page listing all your links. That page is your link in bio: the same one many people put in their Instagram or TikTok profile.

If you already have one, paste its address above for a free static code. If you don’t, a QR-10 link-in-bio page is free on every account: add a title, a short bio, your buttons and social icons, choose your color, and the dynamic code that opens it is created for you.

Why a dynamic code suits a link page

Your links change all the time: a new product, this week’s offer, a new video. With a QR-10 link page you edit the page, and every printed code shows the new links straight away. You also see how many people scanned, from where and on which devices.

Use cases

Who uses a link-in-bio QR code

  • Creators and influencers

    Every profile and your latest collab, from one code on merch and cards.

  • Small shops

    Instagram, WhatsApp, Google reviews and your online store at the counter.

  • Cafés and restaurants

    Menu, ordering, reviews and Instagram on one table card.

  • Musicians and podcasters

    Spotify, YouTube, tickets and merch from a gig poster.

  • Artists and makers

    Portfolio, shop and socials on a market-stall sign.

  • Events and communities

    Schedule, sign-up form, group chat and map in one place.

Best practices

Tips for a link page people use

  • Five links or fewer

    Too many buttons and people pick none. Lead with the one you care about most.

  • Name buttons by benefit

    “Order on WhatsApp” beats “WhatsApp”.

  • Keep it fresh

    Remove expired offers and old events; a link page is never “done”.

  • Say what’s inside

    “Scan for our menu, offers and Instagram” next to the code.

Static or dynamic?

A link page you can update forever

Create a free QR-10 link-in-bio page with your buttons and social icons. The QR code points at the page, so you can add, remove and reorder links whenever you like, and the printed code always shows the latest. Every scan is counted.

  • Free link-in-bio page on every account
  • Edit links anytime without reprinting
  • Scan analytics by day, location and device

FAQ

Link in bio QR code questions

A QR code holds one link, but it can open a page with as many links as you want. That page is called a link in bio.

Yes. Link-in-bio pages are free on every QR-10 account; the Free plan includes three dynamic codes.

Yes. Paste your Linktree (or any link page) above to make a free static QR code for it.

Yes. Edit your QR-10 link page anytime; the printed code always opens the latest version.

All your links, one code, always up to date.

Create a free account for a link-in-bio page with a built-in QR code and scan analytics.