Build your coupon page
Enter an offer title and code, then add a description and clear terms. Include an image, expiry date and optional button if useful. Make sure the code matches the offer your checkout or staff will accept.














A coupon QR code opens an offer page hosted by QR Code AI. Add the offer title and code, explain the discount, and include terms, an optional image, expiry date or button. A customer can read the offer and copy the code before following your redemption instructions. You do not need to build a separate landing page for this hosted experience.
For example, a shop could place a code on a receipt for a next-visit offer it already honours. The hosted page shows the offer code and eligibility terms; the shop’s checkout or staff apply the discount. Use separate QR codes for receipt and packaging placements when you want to compare their scan activity. Test the page and redemption steps before printing the campaign.
Build the hosted offer, customise the QR design and test the customer’s path from scan to redemption.
Enter an offer title and code, then add a description and clear terms. Include an image, expiry date and optional button if useful. Make sure the code matches the offer your checkout or staff will accept.
Add your logo and brand colours, choose a design from the QR templates, or create QR Code Art. Keep the pattern readable and add a nearby instruction such as “Scan to view the offer.”
Download the QR code, scan the final file and a printed sample, then read the terms, copy the code and test any button. Check the merchant’s redemption process separately before placing codes on receipts, tags or inserts.
Update the offer behind the printed code, compare connected scan activity and match the design to your campaign.
Review counted scans over time with supported device and approximate location breakdowns. Give each placement its own QR code to compare receipts with packaging. A scan is an offer-page visit, not proof that a discount was redeemed.

The hosted coupon is available behind its managed address. A Coupon Smart Link can also share a hosted offer directly in a message or email. Keep discount validation in your checkout or staff process, whichever channel customers use.

Add your logo and colours or use QR Code Art for a campaign theme. Keep the offer instructions legible next to the code and test the final design on the paper, label or screen you plan to use.
Creating and Sharing Hosted Offers
Choose Coupon, enter an offer title and code, and add the terms or supporting details. Include an optional image, expiry date and button. Customise the QR design, then test the hosted page and your redemption process with the final downloaded code.
The scan opens the hosted offer so the customer can read its terms and copy its code. An optional button can open your redemption page. Your checkout system or staff must recognise the offer and apply the discount. Publishing the QR does not automatically register a promotion in a point-of-sale system.
Yes. The managed coupon address provides analytics for counted scans, including supported time, device and approximate location data. Use separate QR codes for separate placements. These counts do not establish whether the customer copied the offer code, completed checkout or redeemed the discount.
An access date or scan cap controls visits through the managed address; it is not a one-redemption-per-customer rule. Enforce eligibility, single use and discount redemption in the merchant system that accepts the offer. A copied coupon code may be shared independently of the QR page.
Coupon QR builds an offer page in QR Code AI with a code, terms and optional button. URL QR points to a page you already host elsewhere. Both use a managed address for supported editing and scan analytics; choose according to where you want to create and manage the offer.
A QR Code AI coupon displays the offer you create. It does not generate a retailer-issued coupon or automatically match a store’s checkout barcode format. Use the retailer’s required format and redemption process when an offer must be accepted by its scanning system.
You can create QR codes within the free creation limits. A seven-day trial starts with the first QR code or Smart Link created in your personal account or Workspace; the two have separate allowances and trials. After the trial, Premium is needed to keep connected destinations and their paid features active. Direct QR types, such as plain text or WiFi, retain their encoded data independently of the redirect service. Reaching a creation limit prevents additional creation; it does not erase the data in an already printed direct QR code.