Export PNG, SVG, or PDF QR codes for a Wilderlink, with supported color and logo options.
A printed QR code can keep pointing to the same Wilderlink while its configured destination is updated in the dashboard.
This preview sends the typed URL to QuickChart to render a sample QR. It does not create a Wilderlink or provide a WilderLinks QR export.
Explore the configured routing, app integration, and measurement capabilities.
Change where your physical QR code redirects even after printing thousands of physical copies.
Export QR codes as PNG, SVG, or PDF from the link-management API.
A scan opens the underlying Wilderlink and can appear in link click analytics.
Deep technical capabilities built into every WilderLinks deployment.
Configure QR colors and available logo options before exporting.
curl "https://api.wilderlinks.space/api/v1/links/<link-id>/qrcode?format=svg&dark=%23F97316" \ -H "Authorization: ApiKey <server-held-key>"
Configured rules
Depends on your link and destination setup
Token-based
Platform-dependent recovery
Tester
No destination fetch or click event
Everything you need to know about Dynamic QR Generator.
A QR code continues to point at its Wilderlink while that link and its domain remain active and within their configured limits.
Yes! That is the core power of dynamic QR codes. You can update the target link destination anytime in your dashboard without re-printing physical materials.
The link QR endpoint supports PNG, SVG, and PDF. EPS export and a 300-DPI guarantee are not established.
Logo options are available for supported QR formats. Always test the exported code on the intended print and scanning devices.
Opening a QR URL follows the normal Wilderlink click path. Analytics show link traffic; a separate, guaranteed QR-scan count is not established.
Start with the integration guide, then configure your domain and app.