QR code link in bio: one code, a whole page

Pro August 7, 2026 · 4 min read

A QR code can only point at one place, but a table tent, a business card, or a poster often needs to offer several: a menu, a booking page, a social profile, a review link. A Reticle page solves that without a separate link-in-bio account: it's a small hosted page you build from blocks, served straight from the same dynamic QR code, part of Reticle Pro.

How it works

A regular dynamic QR code encodes a short link that redirects somewhere. A page uses that exact same short link, but instead of a 302 redirect, a scan opens a page you built from blocks: a hero banner, body text, an image, a row of link buttons, social icons, a contact card, a divider, or a spacer, up to 24 blocks a page. There's no separate service to sign up for and no second link to keep in sync with whatever you're already printing. Scan the code, see the page.

Building one

Open My codes, switch to the Dynamic tab, and start a new link. The create menu offers three kinds: a regular URL, a file, and Page. Choose Page and give it a title, that's all the create step needs; you pick a starting point (blank, or one of 18 templates) and build the rest, blocks and theme together, in the Pages editor, which opens right after the link is created, and again any time after from the Edit button on My codes.

In the editor, add a block at a time from eight types: a hero, text, an image, buttons, social links, a contact card, a divider, or a spacer, each with its own inspector. Move a block up or down, delete it with a click, and save whenever the page looks right. There's no limit on how often you come back to it: add a block for a new promotion, retire an old one, reorder the rest, all from the same editor, all live the moment you save.

Making it look like yours

Theme covers a background color, a text color, and an accent color, plus a font (six choices) and a corner-radius style (five, from sharp to pill), so the page can match your brand instead of looking like a generic template. Pick a starting point from the 18 built-in templates across categories like business, restaurant, product, and event, then adjust the theme to taste. And if your account has a custom domain attached, a new page can use it, so the page itself opens at go.yourdomain.com/slug instead of a Reticle-branded address.

Everything else a dynamic link already does

A page is a dynamic link with a page instead of a destination, so it inherits the rest of what dynamic links already do: password protection, scheduling and expiry, a maximum scan count, labels, and per-scan analytics on Pro. The one thing that doesn't carry over is smart routing, since routing exists to send different scanners to different destinations, and a page already is the destination everyone lands on.

When to reach for this instead of a plain link

Anywhere a QR code needs to offer a choice rather than a single answer. A restaurant table code that leads to the menu, a reservation link, and a review page. A conference badge that leads to a speaker's talk slides, LinkedIn, and a contact card. A product's packaging code that leads to setup instructions, a warranty registration, and support. Any of these could be three separate codes, but one code that opens a page of choices is easier to print, easier to explain, and easier for a scanner to actually use.

Frequently asked questions

Open My codes, start a new dynamic link, and choose Page. Pages are part of Reticle Pro.