A QR code for every short link
Posters, menus, packaging and business cards can't be clicked — but they can be scanned. Lyzo gives every short link a QR code, so the same link works online and in print, and every scan shows up in your statistics.
How it works
- Shorten your long URL on the home page or in the QR code generator.
- Download the QR code as PNG for documents and social posts, or SVG for professional printing.
- Put it on your flyer, menu or slide. Scans open the short link and are counted as clicks.
Why it matters
- Measure print campaigns — see how many people scanned, and from which countries and devices.
- Print at any size — the SVG version stays sharp from stickers to billboards.
- Shorter link, simpler code — a short URL makes a less dense QR code that scans faster, even when printed small.
- Switch it off when you need to — set an expiry or delete the link, and the printed QR code stops leading anywhere.
Common questions
Do the QR codes expire?
A QR code lasts as long as its short link. Links without an expiry keep working; if you set an expiry or delete the link, scanning the code shows a “link unavailable” page.
Can I change where a QR code points?
Not yet. A QR code always opens its short link, and the destination can't be edited after the link is created. To point somewhere else, create a new link and QR code.
Can I use the QR codes commercially?
Yes. Use them on products, menus, packaging and ads at no cost, as long as what you link to follows our terms of service.