Guide
Static or Dynamic QR Code?
A static QR code contains the destination content directly and can't be changed by QRWerk after printing. A dynamic service usually uses an editable redirect, but depends on the service, contract, and tracking involved.
Static QR Code
The information sits directly in the pattern. That makes the code independent of a QRWerk account or a redirect server, but changing the payload requires a new code.
Dynamic Service
With a dynamic offering, a fixed redirect address typically stays on the printout. The service can change the destination behind it or offer scan statistics. That creates additional dependencies and privacy questions.
What QRWerk Currently Does
QRWerk creates static QR codes locally in the browser. There are no dynamic QR redirects, no scan statistics, and no promise of a later destination change.
Which Option Fits?
For a permanently controlled address, a static code can be enough. If content needs to change frequently, the redirect infrastructure should be deliberately chosen, operated, and tested before printing.
Editorial basis
Publisher: QRWerk. The technical statements refer to the current QRWerk functionality and the related payload, browser and export tests. A publication or revision date will be added only after a separate content review.