App download QR code generator

An app QR code sends iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play from a single code. QRasli generates them free and routes each scanner to the right store automatically.

The shortest path from seeing your app to installing it: scan, store opens, tap install. Put it on launch posters, packaging, web pages and TV screens. Make it dynamic to track which placement drives installs and update the link if your store URL ever changes.

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How it works

1

Paste your store link

Google Play or App Store listing URL.

2

Make it dynamic for tracking

One code per campaign tells you exactly which poster, ad or package drives installs.

3

Brand it

Your app icon in the middle of the code makes it recognisable.

Pro tips

One code per marketing channel

Five placements, five dynamic codes — the analytics become your attribution report.

Landing page for dual-platform apps

If you're on both stores, point the code at a small page with both buttons (a Social-type code with two links does this in minutes).

Never print store URLs statically

Store links change more often than you'd expect (rebrands, migrations). Dynamic costs nothing extra and survives all of it.

At a glance
QR code typeApp download QR code generator
PriceFree plan, no card. Pro $9 (₹499 in India)
WatermarkNone, on any plan including free
ExpiryCodes never expire
Editable after printingYes, with a dynamic code
Scan trackingCity, device, OS, browser and hour
Download formatsPNG free · SVG on Pro

Common questions

Can one code detect iPhone vs Android?+

Point a dynamic code at a QRasli links page with both store buttons — a clean solution that also counts taps. Automatic device-detection redirects are on our roadmap.

Can I count how many people scanned?+

Yes, with a dynamic code — scans by day, city and device in your dashboard. Store installs are then attributed with each store's campaign tools.

Does it work on posters far away?+

Print at scan distance ÷ 10 — a code scanned from 2 metres should be ~20 cm wide.

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