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Getting Started

  • Overview
  • Quick Start

Creating QR Codes

  • Create Your First QR
  • QR Code Types
  • Dynamic vs Static

Customization

  • Design & Styling

Management

  • Analytics
  • Bulk Editor
  • Folders

Advanced

  • Advanced Features

Bulk Editor

Edit multiple QR codes at once with a spreadsheet-style interface.

Overview

The Bulk Editor provides a powerful spreadsheet-like view for managing many QR codes efficiently. Access it from your dashboard sidebar.

Bulk Editor showing spreadsheet-style QR code management
The Bulk Editor with CSV upload zone and spreadsheet-style table view

Table Columns

The bulk editor displays the following information for each QR code:

ColumnDescriptionEditable
QRPreview thumbnailNo
NameQR code nameYes
TypeDynamic or StaticNo
StatusActive, Scheduled, Expired, InactiveNo
Destination URLWhere scans redirectYes (dynamic only)
Custom SlugShort link identifierYes (dynamic only)
A/B TestA/B testing configurationYes (dialog)
ConversionConversion tracking toggleYes
UTMUTM parameters (expandable)Yes
CreatedCreation dateNo

Inline Editing

Click any editable cell to modify its value:

  1. Click on the cell you want to edit
  2. The cell becomes an input field
  3. Make your changes
  4. Press Enter or click the checkmark to save
  5. Press Escape or click X to cancel

Changes are saved immediately to the database.

Expandable Rows

UTM Parameters

Click the UTM button to expand and edit all five UTM parameters:

  • Source
  • Medium
  • Campaign
  • Content
  • Term

A/B Test Variants

Click the A/B Test button to see all configured variants with their names, weights, and destination URLs.

Quick Create

Click Add QR Code to add a new row at the top of the table. Fill in:

  • Name - Give your QR code a name
  • Type - Choose Dynamic or Static
  • Destination URL - Enter the target URL
  • Custom Slug - Optional custom short link

Click the green checkmark to create the QR code, or X to cancel.

Quick Create uses default design settings. For custom styling, use the full QR Creator.

CSV Import

Import multiple QR codes at once from a CSV file. Drag and drop or click the upload zone at the top of the page.

CSV Format

Your CSV file should include these columns:

ColumnRequiredDescription
nameYesQR code name
destinationUrlYesTarget URL
typeNo"dynamic" or "static" (default: dynamic)
customSlugNoCustom short link
utmSourceNoUTM source parameter
utmMediumNoUTM medium parameter
utmCampaignNoUTM campaign parameter
utmContentNoUTM content parameter
utmTermNoUTM term parameter

Example CSV

name,destinationUrl,type,customSlug,utmSource,utmMedium,utmCampaign
Homepage QR,https://example.com,dynamic,home,website,qr,spring2024
Product Page,https://example.com/product,dynamic,product,website,qr,spring2024
Contact Card,https://example.com/contact,static,,,

Import Process

  1. Upload your CSV file
  2. Preview the parsed data with validation status
  3. Fix any errors shown in red
  4. Click Import to create the QR codes

Imported QR codes use default design settings. Edit each code individually to customize the design.

Filtering and Pagination

Use the controls at the top to filter your QR codes:

  • Search - Filter by name
  • Type - All, Dynamic, or Static
  • Status - All, Active, Scheduled, Expired, Inactive

The table displays 50 items per page with pagination controls at the bottom.

Actions

Hover over any row to reveal quick actions:

  • Analytics - View scan statistics (dynamic only)
  • Delete - Remove the QR code

Related

Folders

Organize QR codes into folders

Analytics

Track scan performance