Qyrr Pro extends Qyrr’s QR Code editor in WordPress. Create codes in WordPress without relying on third-party APIs. For one code, select a source, adjust its design and embed it with a block or shortcode. For a batch, prepare a template and import a list of URLs.

Choose a source

Create QR Codes for posts, pages and external URLs. Pro includes these sources:

• Text, email, phone numbers and vCards
• WhatsApp and SMS messages
• Geolocation and Wi-Fi

Qyrr Pro supports custom post types, including WooCommerce products. It can also generate QR Codes automatically for custom post types and apply a global template to new codes.

Set the destination

A static QR Code has a source that cannot be changed, and its usage is not tracked. A dynamic QR Code lets you update its target in WordPress while keeping the same code. Use a dynamic code when its destination may change, such as after a code has been printed. Each scan increases the code’s usage value in the QR Codes overview.

Prepare a batch

Create a basic QR Code to use as a template, then use CSV-based importing to copy and paste a URL list for bulk generation. When several codes point to the same page or URL, the dynamic ID option lets you track each code individually.

Style and export

Adjust the size, background and fill colors, minimum readable version, quiet zone, rounded corners and error handling level. Add a logo or custom text, then resize and reposition it. Google Fonts can help match custom text to your site’s styling.

Download QR Codes as PNG. Pro also exports SVG files, a scalable vector format that can be used for professional printing.

Embed and review

Add a code with the custom block or integrated shortcode. In the block, choose the QR Code and Qyrr handles the required code details. Assign codes to campaigns to group related work, then filter the QR Code list by campaign. For dynamic codes, review usage values in the overview.