Free Dub.sh QR Code Generator
A Dub QR code encodes a short link you created with Dub, on dub.sh or your own branded domain. Because the code contains the short link rather than the final page, you can change the destination in Dub later and see click analytics there; the printed code stays the same. That suits printed material with a long life, like packaging and signage.
On this page, paste an existing Dub short link. In the full QRdx editor you can also connect your Dub account to pick from your links or create a new one without leaving QRdx.
How to create a Dub.sh QR code
- 1Create a short link in Dub, or copy one you already have.
- 2Paste it into the field, including https://.
- 3Scan the preview to check that it redirects to your destination.
- 4Download the code as PNG or SVG.
Dub.sh QR code format
Format
https://dub.sh/<key> or https://<your-domain>/<key>Example
https://dub.sh/qrdx- QRdx encodes the short link as entered; redirects and analytics are handled by Dub.
- Short links make low-density codes that scan easily even when printed small.
- Dub itself can also generate QR codes; use QRdx when you want custom colors, patterns, a logo or SVG output for the same link.
Dub.sh QR code FAQ
Do I need a Dub account?
Yes, to create short links. Encoding an existing link here doesn't require connecting it.
Can I change where the code goes after printing?
Yes. Edit the short link's destination in Dub and the printed code follows it.
Where do I see scan statistics?
In your Dub dashboard, which counts clicks on the short link, including those from scans.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. If your Dub workspace has a custom domain, paste the short link on that domain; it works the same way.