CinchQR

One QR code.
Change it anytime.
Never reprint. Free.

Print it once. Swap the link, PDF, or menu behind it whenever you want, and the code on the wall keeps working. Run a restaurant? Start with your menu.

What should your QR code open?

Make your code

Paste a link, drop a PDF, or type your Wi-Fi details. The code shows up right away and it already works.

Print it once

Download it as a PNG or SVG and put it on whatever you're printing.

Change it anytime

If it's a changeable code, you can point it somewhere new later without touching what you printed.

Pricing

Wi-Fi & static codes
FREE forever

No account, no expiry. Make as many as you want.

1 changeable code
FREE for 30 days
then $5/month

Change what it opens anytime, after printing. Scan counts included. Other tools charge $10 to $40 a month for this.

5 changeable codes
FREE for 30 days
then $10/month

Enough for a menu, a drinks list, a sign, and then some. Still less than one reprint.

No credit card to start. Cancel anytime. More on pricing

Questions

What's the difference between a static and a changeable code?

A static code has its content baked into the image, like Wi-Fi details. It works forever and nothing can break it, but it can never be edited. A changeable code goes through a short cinchqr.com link, so you can swap the destination after printing and see how often it gets scanned.

Do people need an app to scan it?

No. The camera app on any recent phone reads QR codes on its own.

Is this a dynamic QR code?

Yes. What we call a changeable code is what most tools call a dynamic QR code: you can edit what it opens after it's printed, and see how often it gets scanned. Other generators charge $10 to $40 a month for that. Here it's $5.

Is it free?

Wi-Fi and other static codes are free, full stop. Changeable codes are free for the first 30 days, then $5 a month for one or $10 a month for five.

What happens if I stop paying?

Your changeable codes stop redirecting until you come back. Nothing gets deleted, and the printed code itself never changes, so picking the plan back up makes everything work again.

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