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.
- Add your domain. Enter a domain you control, usually a subdomain like
go.yourdomain.com. Pro includes up to 5 domains. One is the default; new links use it unless you choose another.
- Update your DNS. We show you the exact records to add at whoever manages your domain, plus any existing records you need to remove first. A leftover record is the most common reason setup stalls.
- Wait for the certificate. Once your records are live we issue a security certificate for the domain. This usually takes a few minutes, but DNS changes can take up to a day to reach us. Press Check status to see where it is.
- Create codes on it. New links use your default domain automatically. Pick another domain when you create a link if you have more than one. Either way, you choose your own ending, like
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.