Creating a QR code for your links at livestreams and events

Said out loud, a URL is hard to remember and gets typed with mistakes. A QR code removes that friction: the person points their phone and arrives at your destination without typing anything. On a livestream you overlay it on screen; at an event you print it on a poster, a banner, a card or a badge.

Point it at your link page rather than a single network and you offer everything at once: socials, shop, newsletter, tip jar. The viewer picks where to go, and you capture far more than a single link would give you.

Lynks.Pro has a free QR code generator: paste your link page address, generate the code and download it. You can also create a print-ready QR poster, and a payment QR if you are selling in person at your booth.

One ownership tip: your page and your QR point at an address under your own name, not a third party platform. You can update the contents of the page without reprinting the QR, as long as the address does not change.

A QR code that is too small, or on screen too briefly during a livestream, will not scan: leave it up for several seconds and make it big enough. In print, keep strong contrast (dark on light), a clear margin around it, and avoid busy backgrounds or curved surfaces.

Always test your QR with two or three phones before the event: a blurry print or weak contrast can make it unreadable. And check the destination loads properly and quickly once scanned.