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App download page behind one QR code

One code for both app stores saves you from printing two. A scan from an iPhone goes to the App Store, a scan from an Android phone goes to Google Play. With Krealo QR you can also present the app on a page with screenshots, a description and both store buttons.

The page your customers will see

A template ready to customise: your colours, your logo, your blocks. The QR code stays the same when you edit it.

Links and socials

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Who it’s for

  • Developers launching a mobile app
  • Businesses with a loyalty or ordering app
  • Event organisers sharing a conference app
  • Marketing teams printing posters and packaging with a download call

How it works

  1. Choose the App QR type to send each phone to its store, or the links template for a presentation page.
  2. Enter your App Store and Google Play links, and add screenshots and a description if you use a page.
  3. Print the QR code on posters, packaging, cards or your website.
  4. Update the store links if your app changes address.

What the person scanning sees

With the App QR type, the phone opens the right store directly. With the page, visitors see your app name, a short pitch, a gallery of screenshots and two store buttons, plus links to your site and support.

Choose the right option

  • Use the direct App QR type when space is tight, such as on packaging.
  • Use a page when you want to explain the app first, or when the audience may use another device.
  • Show screenshots of the main screens rather than the logo only.
  • Add a link to your privacy policy and support page.

Free or Pro

On Free, the page version shows one advertisement. Pro removes it and adds detailed statistics, useful to learn which device types scan your code.

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Frequently asked questions

What happens on a phone that is neither iPhone nor Android?

With the page, the visitor sees both store buttons and your links, so they can choose or visit your website. With the direct App type, other devices go to the fallback address you set.

Can I use it before my app is published?

Yes. Point the page at your website or a waiting list, then update it with the store links on launch day. The printed code stays the same.

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