Link-in-Bio QR Code Generator

A normal Link QR opens one website. A link page opens a page that holds many links, so visitors choose where to go.

Yes — add, remove or reorder anytime from your dashboard. The QR and its web address stay exactly the same.

At qryzen.com/l/your-name. You can pick a custom name or let us generate one for you.

Absolutely — paste the page link in your bio and print the QR on anything offline.

Yes. Create a QRYZEN Brand Page, catalogue or funnel — each comes with a Pay button connected to your own payment gateway (Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Cashfree or Instamojo) — and add it as one of your links. Followers tap, pay and you keep 100% of the money; QRYZEN never touches it.

Yes — you get a branded link page with up to 12 links, social icons and scan analytics free, plus something most bio tools charge for: a route to real payments and lead capture through your other QRYZEN pages.

Up to 12, each with its own button label.

Yes — a dedicated social icon row with real platform icons.

Yes — every scan and open is counted, with time and location.

Every button that sends a ready buyer to another site is an exit door, and on mobile people take exit doors constantly. A bio page that only points elsewhere also turns "DM me to order" into your checkout. Put your priced offer on the page, or one tap away on a Brand Page, catalogue or funnel with a Pay button, so the visitor can decide and pay without hopping across sites.

Six checks: payments on the page rather than only an external checkout URL; the payment methods your audience actually uses (cards, PayPal, Stripe, plus local options such as UPI where relevant); no forced buyer account; clear fees, with a free plan beating a subscription you pay whether or not you sell; a link you can edit without changing the URL, so it can be printed as a QR; and analytics that show which post drives clicks and sales.

Anyone whose followers ever ask how to pay: creators selling presets, e-books or courses, coaches and consultants selling calls and sessions, freelancers collecting deposits, home businesses running their shop from Instagram, artists taking tips and commissions, and service pros such as salons, tutors and photographers who want profile visits to become booked, paid slots.

Lead with money: put your bestseller or paid offer first, keep it to three to five main links, and show prices instead of "DM for price". Put the newsletter, YouTube and portfolio links below the paid items. Then check your scan and click analytics after a week and move the offer up a slot if it is being missed. Because the URL never changes, you can swap offers seasonally without touching your profiles.

Yes. Add a Brand Page, catalogue or funnel as one of your links, list e-books, presets, templates or guides with a price, and buyers pay on the page. There is no shipping or inventory to manage.

Two routes. The quick one is a QR that opens your Instagram profile directly, so a scan lands someone on a page ready to follow. The smarter one is a link page: create it here, put your Instagram first among your links, and print the QR for that page. Either way you can style the code with your colours and logo, download it for print, and see how many people scanned.

If you only have one code to print, make it a link page. Your best new followers are standing in front of you at a stall, event or shop counter, and they rarely want only Instagram: they also want your shop, booking link, WhatsApp or YouTube. A link page puts Instagram front and centre and the rest one tap away, and because the page is editable, you can add or reorder links later without reprinting anything.

Anywhere people are already looking and have a phone in hand: product packaging ("follow us for tips"), your shop window or counter, the back of your business card, the corner of flyers and posters, event banners and trade-show tables, and van or car signage. Add a short reason to scan next to the code, such as "See how we make it" or "Weekly offers". A code with no reason attached gets far fewer scans than one with a clear promise.

A branded code looks intentional, which builds trust, so people are more willing to scan it. Match your brand colours, keep strong contrast between the dots and the background so phones read it instantly, and place your logo in the centre. Always test the printed code on a phone before you order a large print run.

Use a Bundle QR instead. A link page sends people to destinations — your site, store, socials. A bundle holds the material itself: several PDFs, videos, recordings and images on one page people read, watch or keep. If most of what you are sharing is files, a bundle is the right tool.