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# How to Make a QR Code for Your Website

How to make a QR code for any page on your website, download it for print, and what to do if you need it to point somewhere else later.

You can make a QR code for any page on your website, like a listing, your home page, a guide or your home value page. Put it on signs, flyers and business cards so people can scan it and go straight to that page.

## Make a QR code in your dashboard

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### Open QR Codes

Go to **Site Tools** > **QR Codes** and click **New QR Code**.

![The QR Code Generator page with New QR Code highlighted](https://2039430885-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fq65vhH2v4k5rpDOha9Vm%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-83077ab6f247c24d8abc768c70a35d60e10c229c%2Fqr-code-1-new.png?alt=media)
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### Add a name and the page address

Give the code a name you'll recognize, like "Open House Sign", and paste the address of the page it should open. Click **Create**.
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### Download it

Click **Actions** next to your code. Choose **Download SVG** for printing (it stays sharp at any size), **Download JPG** for email or social posts, or **Copy Embed Code** to add it to a web page.

![The Actions menu with Copy Embed Code, Download JPG and Download SVG highlighted](https://2039430885-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fq65vhH2v4k5rpDOha9Vm%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-2d44c484295a991b9bd55d2bf9ace36792347630%2Fqr-code-2-actions.png?alt=media)
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{% hint style="info" %}
Use the page's public address, not a link from your dashboard or editor. Before you print, scan the code with a phone that isn't logged in to your website, to check it opens the right page.
{% endhint %}

## Make a QR code from the page itself

While you're logged in, open the page on your website and add `#qr` to the end of its address, like `yourwebsite.com/123-main-street/#qr`. Click **Create QR Code**, then download it. The code is also saved in **Site Tools** > **QR Codes**.

Team Link agents don't have **QR Codes** in their dashboard, so they use this way.

![The QR Code Generator popup with the page address filled in](https://2039430885-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Fq65vhH2v4k5rpDOha9Vm%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-26f69596076fa73536b9bf09b1707d793d6c248f%2Fqr-code-3-frontend.png?alt=media)

## Show your QR codes on your phone

Add `#sharemyqr` to your website address, like `yourwebsite.com/#sharemyqr`, to see your saved codes and open one on screen for someone to scan. This works without logging in.

## Common Questions

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<summary>Can I change where a QR code goes after I've printed it?</summary>

No. The page address is built into the code itself, so it can't be changed. Make a new code for the new page.

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<summary>Do QR codes expire?</summary>

No. A code keeps working as long as the page it opens is still on your website. If you delete the page or change its address, the code will stop working.

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<summary>Can I make a lot of QR codes at once?</summary>

No, you make them one at a time.

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<summary>Can I see how many people scanned my code?</summary>

No, the QR Codes tool doesn't count scans.

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<summary>My QR code opens the wrong page or doesn't work.</summary>

Open the page address you used in your browser to check it's right and the page is published. If it is and the code still doesn't work, email <support@agentfire.com> with the code's name.

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<summary>Can you make a new page for my QR code to open?</summary>

Yes. Email <support@agentfire.com> with what you'd like on the page. New pages are part of AgentFire Plus.

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