Every QR code, at its core, does the same thing: it opens a link when scanned. The difference between a static and a dynamic code isn't in what happens when someone scans it — it's in what you can do to it afterward, and that difference is bigger than it sounds. A static code has its destination baked directly into the pattern itself. Once printed, that link can never change — if your promotion ends, your menu changes, or your page moves, every printed copy of that code now points somewhere outdated, with the only fix being a full reprint. A dynamic code works differently: the printed pattern points to a redirect Linkaty controls, not directly to your final destination. Change where that redirect points — from your dashboard, in seconds — and every single printed copy of that code, no matter how many flyers, boxes, or store windows it's on, updates instantly to the new destination. This matters most for anything printed in volume or meant to last: storefront window decals, product packaging, menus that get updated seasonally, or a code you plan to reuse for a new promotion every month instead of designing a new one each time. Dynamic codes are available from the Pro plan, and they come with scan tracking built in — so you know not just that the code works, but how often it's actually being used.