MP3 QR code generator
The code opens a page with your cover art and a proper player: play, skip, scrub, and the track list underneath. Upload MP3, M4A or WAV files in your dashboard, add links to the same music on Spotify or Apple Music, and swap the tracks whenever there is something new. Bands print it on posters and merch, museums use it for audio guides, and podcasters put it on flyers.
Needs a free account. One dynamic code included free.
Complete the content
MP3 QR code
Your music, podcast or audio guide on a page with its own player. Swap the tracks anytime; the printed code stays the same.
- ✓ Hosted mobile page + scan analytics
- ✓ Edit anytime after printing
- ✓ 1 dynamic code free, active for 12 months
No credit card required
Download your QR
Static codes never expire. The link lives in the pattern, so there's nothing to switch off. No account needed.
For scan analytics and editable links, see plans.
What happens when someone scans it
Quiet Hours
Scan to listen
Plays in the browser
No app to install and no account to make. The track starts from the scan, keeps going with the screen locked, and shows on the phone's lock screen.
Change the tracks, keep the print
Put the new single or this month's episode on the page and every poster, sleeve and sticker already out there plays it on the next scan.
See what gets played
The dashboard counts plays per track, downloads and taps on your streaming links, so you know which song brought people in.
Common questions
Which files can I upload?+
MP3, M4A (AAC) and WAV, up to 20 MB each and 20 tracks per page. MP3 is the safest choice: every phone plays it and it keeps the page quick on mobile data.
Can people download the tracks?+
Only if you allow it. Downloads are off by default, so visitors can listen on the page but not save the files. Turn them on for a free EP or a press kit.
Can I link to Spotify and Apple Music as well?+
Yes. Add your links to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Bandcamp or Amazon Music, and they show as buttons under the player. Fans can listen on the page or follow you where they already listen.
Does the code expire?+
It has a stated term. A free dynamic code redirects for 12 months from the day you create it; a paid one runs while you subscribe, plus 30 days after you cancel. A free account covers one dynamic code.