Multi-Link QR Generator
Generate a QR code that links to your Linktree, bio.link, or any link-in-bio page — one scan, all your links.
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How to use this calculator
- 1
Create your link-in-bio page with the service you use, then pick that service from the list. Choose “Custom URL” for any other page.
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Enter your username, or paste the full link to the page.
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Check the payload, open it on a phone to confirm it shows your page, and download the PNG.
- 4
The “Label” field is only for your own reference; it is not part of the code.
Frequently asked questions
What address does each service produce?
Linktree gives https://linktr.ee/username, bio.link gives https://bio.link/username, Beacons gives https://beacons.ai/username, Stan Store gives https://stan.store/username, and Carrd gives https://username.carrd.co. Custom URL uses the address you type.
How does Carrd differ from the others?
Carrd puts your name in the subdomain instead of the path. Typing yourname or yourname.carrd.co both produce https://yourname.carrd.co. A Carrd site on your own domain should be pasted in full, or use Custom URL.
Can I paste the full link?
Yes. A link starting with http:// or https:// is used as typed, whatever service is selected. A link such as linktr.ee/yourname, which has a domain and a path but no scheme, gets https:// added and is not nested inside the service’s base address.
What does Custom URL do?
It uses your text as the whole address, adding https:// only if it is missing. example.com/links becomes https://example.com/links. This is the choice for your own website or any service not on the list.
What does the Label field do?
Nothing to the output. It is a reference note and is not part of the payload or the picture.
Is the @ sign removed?
Yes, a leading @ is removed for the named services, so @yourname gives https://linktr.ee/yourname for Linktree.
Does the tool confirm that the page exists, or track scans?
It does neither. It builds a link and never contacts the service. If you change your username on the service, the old printed code points to the old address. Counting visits would have to come from analytics on your link page itself.
Link-in-bio QR codes for Linktree, bio.link, Beacons, Carrd and Stan Store
The address built for each service
Most link-in-bio services use your username as a path, while Carrd uses a subdomain. The tool applies the right pattern for the service you choose; pasted links skip the pattern and are kept.
| Service | Payload |
|---|---|
| Linktree | https://linktr.ee/yourname |
| bio.link | https://bio.link/yourname |
| Beacons | https://beacons.ai/yourname |
| Carrd | https://yourname.carrd.co |
| Stan Store | https://stan.store/yourname |
| Custom URL (example.com/links) | https://example.com/links |
Worked examples
Each of these outputs was run through the tool. Linktree with @yourname produced https://linktr.ee/yourname, with the at sign dropped. Carrd with yourname.carrd.co typed produced https://yourname.carrd.co, with the suffix not repeated. Linktree with linktr.ee/yourname, a link pasted without its scheme, produced https://linktr.ee/yourname rather than a doubled address. Custom URL with example.com/links produced https://example.com/links.
One code for several destinations
A single QR code holds one address, so a link-in-bio page is a way of sending visitors to many places through one printed square. The page lists your shop, videos, newsletter or contact details, and the code never has to change when those do, as long as the page address stays the same. The trade-off is one extra tap for the visitor compared with a code that goes straight to the final destination.
Choosing a service or your own page
This tool supports Linktree, bio.link, Beacons, Carrd and Stan Store because their addresses follow a predictable pattern. If you run your own page on a domain you own, the Custom URL option is a safer long-term choice: the address stays yours even if you later switch tools, so your printed codes keep working. Services can also change their address formats or your username, which the tool cannot know about.
Before printing
Open the payload on a phone and look at the page as a visitor would, then scan the PNG from a printed proof. The file is 512 pixels square, dark grey on white, at error-correction level M, which recovers roughly 15% damage. Keep the margin, avoid low-contrast backgrounds, and print a short caption next to the code that says what the page contains. Review the page itself every so often as well, since broken or outdated links on it are what visitors will actually experience after they scan.
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