App Store QR Code — One Code for iOS and Android
A single QR code that sends each person to the App Store or Google Play depending on the phone they are holding.
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An app download QR code detects the scanner's operating system and forwards them to the right store. You print one code instead of two separate ones for iOS and Android.
How to create App download QR code
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Paste the App Store link
Add the URL of your app on the App Store.
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Paste the Google Play link
Add the URL of your app on Google Play.
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Test on both platforms
Scan it with an iPhone and an Android phone to confirm each lands in the right store.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens if someone scans it on a desktop?
- They land on an app info page that links to both stores.
- Can I measure installs from the QR code?
- You can see scan counts in your analytics; actual installs are reported in App Store Connect and the Google Play Console.
- My app is only on one platform — can I still use this?
- Yes. Fill in the link you have, and people on the other platform will see the info page instead.
Guides
- How Small Can a QR Code Be? The 10:1 Rule, With Numbers Work out the smallest size your QR code can be printed at and still scan, using the distance it will be read from and the size of a single module.
- Print-Ready QR Codes: SVG, DPI, Quiet Zone and Ink How to hand a QR code to a printer so it comes back scannable — which file format, what resolution, how to specify the black, and what to keep away from the trim edge.
- QR Code Error Correction: When L, M, Q and H Actually Matter What the four error-correction levels do, why a higher level can make a small code harder to scan, and which one to pick for logos, labels and outdoor signs.