# URL QR code

1. Select the URL tab in the SQR QR generator [here](https://sqr.co/qr/url).
2. Fill in the URL where you want your customers to go to when they scan your QR code.
3. If you want your QR code to be dynamic, you can choose to check the box under the URL input, if you already created a Dynamic Link you can select it from the dropdown. This means you can change the destination of the QR at any time but it won’t change your QR code, so no reprinting is necessary. Learn more about Dynamic Links [here](/dashboard/dynamic-short-links/create-dynamic-short-links.md). &#x20;
4. Now the preview QR code will change to your custom QR code and you can scan it to see if the right text will show up and if everything is properly before you download your QR code.
5. (optional) [Customize](/guides/customise-a-qr-code.md) the look of your QR code
6. Click “Create“
7. Your QR code is now visible in your [Dashboard](https://sqr.co/dashboard) and ready to [download](/guides/download-qr-codes.md) if you’re logged in. You can read more about downloading your QR codes [here](/guides/download-qr-codes.md).

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