App Store QR code
Encode your App Store or Google Play URL. Useful on packaging, in print ads, and in onboarding emails. Cross-platform "smart" redirects need a backend — for now, choose the store per QR.
Scan to open the App Store
See it in action
The QR above is a real, scannable example. Scan it with your phone — it does exactly what the label says.
Open the generator with this type pre-filledFree, no signup, runs in your browser. The QR is generated on your device, never sent to a server.
When to use it
Print on product packaging or a printed insert card
Use in a print ad or billboard where you can't link both stores from one URL
Embed in a presentation slide that points viewers to your app
Tips for clean scans
iOS App Store URLs follow the pattern https://apps.apple.com/{country}/app/{name}/id{N}
Google Play URLs follow https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id={package}
For a single QR that adapts to the user's device, you need a smart-redirect service — a backend we don't offer
Common questions
Can one QR open both App Store and Play Store?
Only via a smart-redirect backend that sniffs the User-Agent. Our generator encodes one URL per QR.
Does it work on desktop scanners?
It opens the URL in the default browser, which on desktop lands the user in the App Store or Play Store web page. They can click through to install.
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