One page with all your links, behind a single QR code

A shop has a website, an Instagram page, a booking link, a menu, a phone number. On a flyer, you can't print all of that. A link page fixes it: one code, one mobile page, all the buttons. And unlike "link in bio" tools, it also exists on your printed materials.

What the page contains

Your name or logo, a short intro line, then a list of full-width buttons, easy to tap. You choose the order, the color and the icons. Each button can be added or removed at any time.

• Up to 30 links per page
• Icons for social profiles, booking, phone, directions
• Your accent color, your font
• No Scanolo mention from the Starter plan up
• Scan stats by medium if you create one code per medium

What to use it for

A hair salon's flyer (booking, prices, Instagram). A restaurant's shop window (menu, booking, reviews, delivery). A tradesperson's card (quotes, past work, phone). The back of a self-published book (buy, read an excerpt, follow the author).

Code size

Common mistakes

• Putting up twelve links, nine of them useless: keep the three or four that matter at the top.
• Not saying what people will find behind the code: a "Scan for the menu" doubles the scan rate compared to a bare code.
• Placing the code over a busy photo background or a heavy gradient: contrast drops and the scan becomes hit or miss.
• Inverting the colors (light modules on a dark background): a good share of phones fail to read it. Keep dark modules on a light background.

Frequently asked questions