How to Create an App Download QR Code
Posters, packaging and in-store signs usually need two codes, one per store. A smart app link needs just one.
- Paste your App Store link (apps.apple.com/...) and your Google Play link (play.google.com/...). One of them is enough.
- Style the code, add a "Download App" frame and your logo, then download it.
- Scan it with an iPhone and an Android phone to check that both stores open.
How the Redirect Works
The code opens omniqrhub.com/p with your store links stored after the # sign, a part of the address that is never sent to a server. The page checks whether the phone is an iPhone or an Android device and opens the matching store. For safety it only redirects automatically to apps.apple.com and play.google.com; anything else is shown as a button.
Where to Use It
- Packaging and receipts: turn buyers into app users.
- Restaurants and shops: promote your ordering or loyalty app at the counter.
- Events and conferences: get attendees onto the event app quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if someone scans with a computer or tablet?
They see a page with a button for each store you added.
Will the code stop working?
No. There is no subscription; the store links are stored inside the code.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
No, by design: there is no tracking. Use your App Store and Google Play analytics or campaign links to measure installs.
Can I use it for a game or a beta?
Yes, as long as it has an App Store or Google Play page. For TestFlight or other links, use a regular link QR code.