Deleting your account permanently removes your saved codes, your style templates, and your dynamic links. Any printed or shared dynamic QR codes will stop working for good. This cannot be undone.
Update your payment method, switch between monthly and yearly, download invoices, or cancel. Opens Stripe's secure billing portal.
Use a domain you own instead of open-qr.link. New links you create will use it; links you already made keep working exactly as they are.
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Add these records at whoever manages your domain's DNS. If any record is listed as Remove, delete it first: a leftover record will stop the security certificate from being issued.
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Apex domains (yourdomain.com with no prefix) work too, but some registrars will not let you add A records at the root. If yours does not, use a subdomain.
Tell Reticle AI what your code should do ("show my lunch menu by day, dinner by night") and it designs the dynamic link, complete with smart routing, link pages, contact cards, password protection, and a styled look with a logo, for you to review and apply.
Open a dynamic link in My codes and describe the change you want, a new destination, an added routing rule, a schedule, a fresh look. Reticle AI shows exactly what would change before you apply it, and the printed code stays the same.
One QR code, many links: Pro accounts can create a hosted page of link buttons and edit it any time without reprinting.
Tick the links you want, then act on all of them together: turn them off or back on, add or remove a label, download them as a CSV or a zip of QR images, or delete them. Deleting asks you to type the number first, because a deleted link stops working for codes already printed.
The long row of label chips is gone. In its place, your links now have a compact search, filter and sort bar: filter by label (with a count beside each one) or by status, and sort by name, newest, most scanned or recently scanned. On a phone the list is easier to read and the link you tap opens right below it.
No logo file? Choose from 150+ built-in icons instead. Search or browse by category, pick a style, and see it land in your live code before you commit. Icons save with your codes and ride along on dynamic links.
Pick a common use case, restaurant menu, Wi-Fi guest access, business card, event invite, review request, or storefront location, and get a styled starting point in one click.
Share one QR code that opens a contact card people can save with a single tap, and update the details any time without reprinting the code.
Save any code as a print-ready PDF, right alongside the PNG, SVG, and JPEG options.
Give a dynamic link a start date, an end date, or a maximum number of scans, so a code switches on and off on your schedule.
Route iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play, all from a single code.
Manage every dynamic link on a spacious page with a side-by-side list and detail view, and design each link with the full editor.
Tag your links with your own labels and search across them, so a long list stays easy to manage.
Dynamic codes now use a shorter web address, which makes the QR simpler and quicker for phones to scan.
Create an account with an email and password, not just Google, and enjoy up to 3 dynamic links on the free plan.
Have an idea for Reticle? Email support@mail.reticle.cloud.
This permanently deletes your saved codes, style templates, and dynamic links. Any printed or shared dynamic QR codes (open-qr.link) will stop working for good. This cannot be undone.
Any QR code you already printed with this domain will stop working, and reprinting will not help: a link's address is fixed when the link is created, so it keeps pointing at this domain. The links themselves are not lost, and their destinations and scan counts stay in My codes. Custom endings on this domain cannot be restored at all, even if you add the domain back.
Put a domain you own on your dynamic QR codes, so a printed code reads go.yourdomain.com/aB3xY9 instead of open-qr.link/aB3xY9.
go.yourdomain.com. One domain per account.go.yourdomain.com/menu.Nothing you have already printed changes. A link's address is fixed when the link is created, so codes made before your domain went live keep working at open-qr.link, exactly as they are.
If you remove the domain: you keep your links. Their destinations, settings, and scan counts all stay in My codes. What breaks is anything already printed on that domain, because those codes point at an address that no longer answers.
Stuck on a step? Email support@mail.reticle.cloud.