Open the URL tab, paste your full link (including https://), click Generate, review the preview, then download the PNG or SVG for use in print and digital materials.

Choose the Wi‑Fi type, enter your network name (SSID), password, and security type (WPA/WPA2), generate the QR, and place it where guests can scan and connect without typing.

Yes, use the Contact or vCard option to add name, phone, email, company, and website. When scanned, the QR opens a contact card that can be saved to the phone in one tap.

Technically QR codes can hold thousands of characters, but very long text makes the pattern dense and harder to scan. For long content, link to a web page instead and keep inline text short.

Prepare a CSV (for example url,name columns), go to the Bulk section, upload your file, map columns if needed, then generate. You will receive a ZIP file containing one QR image per row.

Limits depend on your plan. Free or basic tiers allow smaller CSV files, while Pro/Business plans support much larger bulk jobs for products, tables, or tickets.

Yes, you can choose solid colors or gradients for the QR modules. Always keep a strong contrast between the code (dark) and background (light) for reliable scanning.

Yes, the designer allows square, rounded, or dot-style modules so you can match your brand style while preserving the QR structure.

You can upload a logo that appears in the center of the QR. The tool automatically scales it to a safe size so the code still scans correctly.

Yes, you can choose from preset frames and add call‑to‑action labels such as “Scan menu”, “Scan to pay”, or a short slogan under the QR.

The preview area lets you test your QR on light, dark, or image backgrounds so you can confirm that contrast and size are adequate before exporting.

Yes, for PNG and SVG you can enable a transparent background so the QR blends smoothly into designs in tools like Photoshop, Figma, or PowerPoint.

Static QR codes point directly to the content and cannot be changed once printed. Dynamic QR codes go through DodhyTech first, so you can change the destination, enable analytics, and disable codes later without reprinting.

Yes, if the QR code is dynamic. Open it in your dashboard, edit the target URL or content, save, and all existing scans will go to the new destination.

Dynamic QR codes have an analytics view that shows total and unique scans, updated in near real time, with charts by date and time.

Yes, analytics summarize scans by country and often by city so you can see which regions respond most to your campaigns.

Analytics show device and platform breakdowns, helping you understand how many scans come from Android, iOS, and other environments.

Yes, you can export scan data as CSV to use in Excel, Google Sheets, or BI tools, and in some plans you can download summarized PDF reports for sharing with clients.

Restaurants can create digital menus linked to table QR codes, update prices without reprinting, track table-level scans, and connect QR codes to order or feedback flows.

Retailers often place QR codes on packaging, shelves, or receipts to show product details, reviews, warranty registration, loyalty programs, or re‑order links.

Yes, you can generate individual QR codes for tickets or badges, validate them at the entrance, and export attendance logs.

You can put a vCard QR or portfolio link on your card so people can save your contact or open your website, Behance, or LinkedIn instantly.

Yes, you can start with a free tier that lets you create static QR codes and try the interface. Paid plans unlock dynamic QR, analytics, higher limits, and automation.

Free focuses on simple static QR codes. Paid plans add dynamic editing, detailed analytics, custom domains, bulk generation, and developer API access depending on the tier.

Yes, dynamic QR codes, which support editing and tracking, are treated as premium features and require an appropriate paid subscription.

Pricing options and any lifetime or annual discounts are shown on the Pricing page. Annual billing is usually more economical than paying month‑to‑month.

Accepted payment methods and the refund or cancellation policy are detailed on the official pricing and terms pages. Always review them before subscribing.

Yes, eligible plans include an API that lets you create, update, and manage QR codes programmatically, as well as access certain analytics data.

You can call the API from backend scripts (for example PHP, Node.js) to generate QR codes on demand for users, products, events, or any other entity.

The API documentation is available from your dashboard or the Developers section and includes endpoint descriptions, parameters, and code samples.

Yes, high‑volume endpoints or batched calls allow you to create many QR codes in a single request, subject to plan limits and rate limiting.

A test mode or sandbox credentials are typically available so you can experiment with the API without affecting live campaigns.

DodhyTech is designed so you control what data you collect and can delete QR codes and analytics; it aims to follow modern data‑protection principles. You remain responsible for complying with laws that apply to your own use of the service.

Your connection to qrcode.dodhytech.com uses HTTPS, which encrypts data in transit between your browser and the servers while you create and manage QR codes.

Dynamic QR redirects are served through SSL‑secured URLs so that people scanning your codes always pass through encrypted links instead of plain HTTP.

DodhyTech does not enforce IP restrictions directly, but you can send scans to your own protected pages or APIs where you implement IP allow‑lists, firewalls, or VPN‑based access controls.

Yes, both the dashboard and dynamic tracking URLs are designed to use HTTPS so visitors see a secure padlock in their browser when they follow your QR codes.

Confirm that the QR is at least 2 cm on print, has good contrast (dark code on light background), no heavy distortion, and is printed sharply. Test with multiple phones and scanning apps in good lighting.

Make sure the file is saved as CSV (UTF‑8), has a header row, and does not contain empty lines or extremely long values. Compare your file with the provided sample template.

Check that the QR is set as dynamic, that the destination URL is valid and saved, then test in an incognito browser. Analytics may take a short time to refresh for new scans.

Verify your payment method, try again, and if the problem continues, contact support with the error message or screenshot so they can investigate.

Yes, you can open live chat from inside your dashboard or the Support page whenever it is shown as online.

If messaging channels are enabled, their links or numbers appear on the Support page or in your account. You can use them to send screenshots and quick questions.

Visit the Help/Blog or Resources section linked from qrcode.dodhytech.com for in‑depth tutorials, case studies, and best‑practice articles.

Use the feedback or contact form in your dashboard to share suggestions, report bugs, or request new features for the platform.