Q2 Protocol Suite

Content Type

Payload Data

Design Settings

Dot Pattern

Corner Eyes

Foreground

Background

Error Correction

Center Logo

18%

Gradient

Enable to blend two colors across the code.

Live Preview

100%

Select Frame

Scannability Optimal

Batch Render

Upload CSV or TXT, generate up to 3,000 QR codes as a ZIP — all in your browser.

1. Upload Data File

url,label
https://example.com/a,Product A
https://example.com/b,Product B

Click to choose file

.csv or .txt — max 3,000 rows

2. Row Mapping

URL / Text column GS1 Digital Link

Campaign Tracking

Track scans in your Google Analytics 4 — no backend, no server.

1 Tag your URL

Enable UTM below. Your QR will carry utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign.

2 Scan opens your site

The visitor lands on your destination URL. The UTM params travel with them.

3 GA4 logs the campaign

Your site's GA4 tag records the visit under Acquisition → Traffic acquisition.

Important: GA4 tracks web visits, not QR scans directly. Your destination site must have Google Analytics 4 installed for scans to appear in your reports. If your site doesn't have GA4 yet, use the "Copy GA4 tag" button below to install it.

UTM Tagging

Applies to URL content type only.

Enable

Source (utm_source)

Medium (utm_medium)

Campaign (utm_campaign)

Presets:

Tagged URL Preview

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This is exactly what will be encoded in your QR code.

Google Analytics 4

Store your GA4 Measurement ID for quick access to your dashboard.

Your GA4 Measurement ID

Not set

Find it in GA4 → Admin → Data Streams → your stream.

Open GA4 Dashboard

Where to find your campaign: In GA4, go to Reports → Acquisition → Traffic acquisition. Filter by Session source = your UTM source, or add a secondary dimension for Session campaign.

Code Reader

Verify any QR before printing. Upload, drag & drop, or use your webcam.

Click to upload or drag & drop

PNG, JPG, WEBP

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Raw Content

No QR detected yet.