Total and daily scans
A live count plus a 14-day bar chart, so you can tell a steady trickle from the spike after a campaign went out.
Paste the link you turned into a QR code — or just the short code from its tracking address — and the full scan history opens up.
Accepts the destination URL, the full tracking URL, or the 5-character code
Every link code made on this site is tracked from its first scan. Look one up to see all of it.
A live count plus a 14-day bar chart, so you can tell a steady trickle from the spike after a campaign went out.
The cities your scans come from, ranked. Useful for working out which printed batch or which branch is pulling.
The last ten scans with exact times, so you can confirm a code works within seconds of testing it.
Paste the destination link you originally entered in the generator. You can also paste the full tracking address, or just the short code at the end of it, and the lookup will match on that instead.
Every scan is counted, including repeat scans by the same person and previews generated by some messaging apps. Treat the number as scan events rather than unique visitors.
Location is derived from the network address of the scanning device, so it is usually correct to the city. Mobile networks and VPNs can place a scan in a different city, and no GPS or personal data is collected.
Resetting clears the scan history and sets the count back to zero while the code keeps working — useful when you reprint for a new campaign. Deleting removes the code entirely, and every printed copy of it stops resolving.
No. Those codes carry their data inside the image and never contact the server, so there is nothing to count. Only link codes are trackable.
No. Scan history is kept until you reset or delete the code yourself. There is no retention window and no paid tier that unlocks older data.