App Download QR Code Generator

Send users directly to your app on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store with a single scan. Turn print ads, packaging, and in-store displays into download channels.

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How It Works

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Copy your app's store listing URL. For iOS, open your app page on the App Store and copy the URL. For Android, do the same on Google Play. If you want a single link for both platforms, use a smart link service like OneLink or a custom redirect page, then paste the URL above.
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Customize the QR code to match your app's branding. Upload your app icon as the center logo, use your brand colors, and set the size — 512px or larger for packaging and signage where scan distance may vary.
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Download and distribute. Print the QR code on product packaging, in-store posters, business cards, print ads, user manuals, or trade show banners. Every scan takes the user straight to your app listing, bypassing the need to search the store manually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I link to both the App Store and Google Play with one QR code?

A single QR code points to one URL. To support both platforms, use a smart link service (like Firebase Dynamic Links, OneLink, or a custom landing page) that detects the user's device and redirects to the correct store. Paste that single smart link here.

What URL should I use for an iOS app?

Go to your app's page on the Apple App Store in a web browser and copy the URL. It will look like apps.apple.com/app/your-app-name/id123456789. You can also find the link in App Store Connect under your app's marketing tools.

What URL should I use for an Android app?

Go to your app's listing on the Google Play Store in a browser and copy the URL. It will look like play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yourapp. You can also find the link in the Google Play Console.

How big should the QR code be on packaging?

For product packaging scanned at arm's length, 1 to 1.5 inches is enough. For in-store posters or banners scanned from several feet away, scale up to 3 or 4 inches. Download as SVG so the code stays sharp at any print size.

Will the QR code still work if I update my app?

Yes. The QR code links to your app's store listing, which always shows the latest version. App updates, new screenshots, and description changes are reflected automatically — no new QR code needed.

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