One scan opens your TikTok profile — no typing a handle, no swiping through search. Built for stitches, live overlays, packaging and storefronts.
Custom design & logo · editable after printing · track every scan
Same printed code · edit the destination anytime, no reprint
How it works
Type your details once — name, contacts, links or a file. We handle the encoding.
Colours, logo, frame and shape to match your brand — roll the dice for ideas.
Export a crisp PNG or SVG, then watch every scan — where, when and on what device.
Sample data · TikTok QR
Someone scrubbing past your booth, product or livestream overlay scans and lands on your profile immediately — before they get distracted and move on to the next video.
TikTok usernames get lost in noisy venues and cropped-off captions. A scan skips the spelling entirely, so a handle with numbers, underscores or unusual capitalization still lands correctly every time.
Put the same code on hang tags, hoodies, flyers and event signage. It behaves like a normal QR code on any surface — no TikTok app or camera feature required to scan it.
Running a promo that should point to your profile today and a specific video next week? Update a dynamic code's destination and every sticker, tag or poster already printed keeps working.
Their phone camera reads the code and opens a link straight to your TikTok profile — into the TikTok app if it's installed, or a mobile browser if it isn't.
No. Any phone's built-in camera app can scan the code itself. The TikTok app only opens afterward, to load your profile.
Yes. With a dynamic code you can change the destination at any time — start with your main profile, then redirect to a specific video or campaign later without reprinting anything.
Yes. Update the destination link on your dynamic code to your new handle and every already-printed or posted code keeps pointing to the right profile.
Designing and previewing your code is free. To download it and make it live and scannable, you start a 7-day trial, then it's $49.90/mo or $500/yr. Cancel anytime.