The phone reads the content straight from the code: it opens the link, joins the Wi-Fi or saves the contact. No QRCraftly server is involved, because there is none.

Many “free” generators make dynamic codes instead. Those hold a short address on the vendor’s server, which forwards each scan, and they stop working when the trial or plan ends.

• Anything printed that must keep working for years: signs, packaging, books and business cards.
• Wi-Fi cards and contact cards, which no redirect service could handle anyway.
• Places where privacy matters, because no third party sees each scan.

• Print the code at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) wide, and larger if people scan it from further away.
• Use SVG, EPS or PDF for print so it stays sharp at any size.

• Check the content before printing: a static code cannot be edited later.
• Link to a page you control and plan to keep, so you can update the page rather than the code.
• Scan the downloaded file with two different phones.

The code is made in your browser and QRCraftly never sees what you type. Scans go straight to your link, with no redirect and no tracking in between.