Generate Your Own App QR Code
To generate an app QR code which can be used on websites, ads, and social media, click the ‘App’ button below, include details on your app and what app storefronts you want to link to, then design a QR code to match the aesthetics of your app and brand.
How Can I Use QR Codes for Apps to Get More Downloads?
Considering that there were 94 million QR code scans recorded in 2023 alone (Statista), QR codes for apps can help get more eyes on your app store pages, especially as it can be accessed in a matter of seconds with a simple scan from a compatible smartphone or app. And with more users accessing your app store page, you’re likely to see more downloads of your app.
QR codes for apps can be placed practically anywhere, too. They can be included in ads on video platforms like YouTube, shared on social media platforms, and even embedded on your websites. Plus, app QR codes completely remove the need for users to manually search for your app on app stores, which adds to the increased convenience.
Additionally, with My QR Code’s dynamic QR codes, you can keep users informed on any new updates and versions of your app. You can edit app descriptions to highlight new features or future developments without ever having to generate a new QR code.
- The beauty of app QR codes is they can be embedded on posters, brochures, and banners. That means you can promote your app in the real world, with the added functionality of being able to direct users directly to your app store download pages.
Add Your App QR Code to Offline Promotional Materials
- Oftentimes, gadgets and personal workout equipment require an app a user must install. Make the process easier for your users by including a QR code on packaging or within manuals which will take them straight to the app download page.
Put QR Codes for Apps on Product Packaging and Manuals
- This is perfect for physical stores, banks, and restaurants that have their own dedicated app. By placing app QR codes on posters and digital signage around your physical storefront, you can convince visitors to give your app a try. And when you factor in that 39% of users scan QR codes out of curiosity, placing app QR codes in items in your store can be an excellent method for increasing your app downloads.
Put App QR Codes in Your Physical Storefront
How to create a QR code for an app?
To create a QR code for an app, do the following:
- Go to QR Code Generator in MyQRCode and choose App in the menu of QR code types,
- Add an app name (obligatory), logo, developer, and description (optional),
- Select the app store that is relevant to your app and paste the link,
- Adjust the QR code design with pattern, frame, corner style, and dot type (optional),
- Add a small logo of your app to the QR code (optional),
- Click Finish and get your QR code in your account.
If you cannot find the link to your app, here is how to do it:
- Reach the app store and find your app,
- (for iOS) Go to App information, select Additional information, and tap View on App Store,
- (for Android) Tap the Share Sheet (on computer) or three dots (on a mobile device) and choose Copy Link,
- (for Samsung Galaxy Store) Open the Details page and find the web link there,
- (for Amazon App Store) Click the Share button under the app’s title.
With a QR code maker, you get one more way to reach smartphone users, directing them to your app, its feature, or your app publisher profile on Google Play, App Store, Amazon App Store, or other marketplace.
