App Store
Where to find it. Open your app's page in the App Store, tap Share and copy the link.
Watch out. Link to your app page, not to the store home. Use the link with your region so it opens in the right store.
Choose the store, paste the link to your app, and get a QR code people can scan to open it and install it.
Choose the platform
Your address
Design
Low contrast: phones may not find the code. Pick a darker corner color.
App stores need the full link of your app, which differs for each store.
Where to find it. Open your app's page in the App Store, tap Share and copy the link.
Watch out. Link to your app page, not to the store home. Use the link with your region so it opens in the right store.
Where to find it. Open the app on Google Play, tap Share and copy the link. The link contains your package name.
Watch out. iPhone users who scan a Google Play link cannot install. Print one code for each store, or point to a page that picks the store.
Either print two codes side by side, or link to a page on your site that detects the phone and sends people to the right store.
Not on its own. A static code contains one address. A smart link from your website or a link service can detect the device and redirect.
Yes. The store address does not change with updates.
On packaging, receipts, posters in the place where your app is used, and business cards.
It accepts links from the App Store and Google Play domains and shows what will be encoded.
Run your finished code through the health report for contrast, size and scan distance.
Open the health report