Link one store listing at a time
Choose the Apple listing for an iPhone or iPad audience, or the Google Play listing for Android users. If your app serves both platforms, create and label two separate codes so each destination is clear.
Use this App Store QR code generator to turn one official Apple App Store or Google Play listing into a customizable static code. The selected destination is validated and encoded directly in your browser without an account, redirect, automatic device routing, or app-install service.
QR workspace
Start creating
Enter exactly what the selected QR code should contain.
Apply a template or shape the details while previewing every change.
Start with a complete original design, then fine-tune it.
Choose a distinct structure, then customize its call to action.
The QR quiet zone remains solid for reliable scanning.
Choose a frame to enable its background controls.
Complete the fields to preview your QR code.
Generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Static file · no account · no server dependency
Three simple steps
Open the app in Apple’s App Store or Google Play and copy its public store URL.
Paste the link and scan the preview to confirm the correct publisher, app, region, and store open.
Customize with strong contrast, export PNG or SVG, and test the final code on the target platform.
From scan to response
This app store QR code generator creates a standard static code for one official Apple App Store or Google Play listing. It stores the selected URL directly and does not detect a visitor's device, switch stores, install an app, or connect to either platform.
Choose the Apple listing for an iPhone or iPad audience, or the Google Play listing for Android users. If your app serves both platforms, create and label two separate codes so each destination is clear.
Place an app download QR code on posters, flyers, product packaging, business cards, event materials, presentations, setup guides, or counter displays. A short label should name the app and target store.
A compatible phone may open the installed store app or show the listing in a browser. The store controls login prompts, regional access, device compatibility, purchases, subscriptions, and the installation process.
Export PNG for common digital and document use or SVG for scalable print. Scan the final design on the intended iOS or Android devices and verify the app name, publisher, region, printed size, and store handoff.
Before you publish
Qraftt validates one official Apple App Store or Google Play listing URL and stores it directly in the static QR code. The chosen store controls regional availability, account prompts, device compatibility, app or browser opening, installation, purchases, and subscriptions.
Use an apps.apple.com listing for an Apple app or a play.google.com/store/apps/details URL with a valid app identifier for Google Play. Verify the app name and publisher before generating the code.
Each QR code contains one direct destination and does not detect the scanning device or choose a store automatically. Create separate Apple and Google Play codes when both audiences need a native listing.
A scan may open the App Store or Google Play app, a browser, an app chooser, or an installation page depending on the platform, installed apps, browser, and operating-system settings.
Viewing a public listing may not require an account, but downloading or purchasing can require a login. Apps can also be unavailable because of country rules, device type, operating-system version, age limits, or publisher restrictions.
Confirm the official publisher, app icon, listing identifier, supported platform, region, and current availability so the QR code does not send visitors to a similarly named or outdated app.
Check malformed or unsupported listing URLs, wrong apps or publishers, removed listings, country restrictions, incompatible devices, login walls, failed store-app handoffs, and unavailable destinations. Test on the intended platform and regional store.
Use the URL QR code generator, Amazon QR code generator, Google Review QR code generator, or the Facebook QR code generator for a public social destination.
Practical ideas
Help customers reach the correct companion app from setup cards, labels, and manuals.
Promote an official app listing from booths, posters, counters, and demonstration areas.
Connect flyers, magazines, and direct mail to the relevant Apple or Google store destination.
Place the correct installation link on welcome packs, training guides, and device setup instructions.
Give customers, partners, or investors a quick route to the correct mobile app listing from printed cards and presentation slides.
Use a direct store destination when one platform is intended. Choose the URL generator for a separate public landing page that explains both platform options.
Helpful answers
Clear answers to the questions people usually ask before creating and sharing this type of QR code.
Use an official apps.apple.com Apple App Store listing or a play.google.com/store/apps/details Google Play listing with a valid app identifier.
This static generator encodes one direct store URL. Use the listing appropriate for your audience, or create separate Apple and Google Play codes.
No. Scanning opens the official store listing. Installation, purchases, subscriptions, compatibility, and account requirements stay with Apple, Google, and the app publisher.
Usually not if the store listing URL remains the same. The destination can stop working if the app is removed or its official listing changes.
You do not usually need an account to scan the QR code or view a public store listing. Apple or Google may require an account, login, compatible device, or eligible region before downloading, purchasing, subscribing, or installing the app.
The static QR code keeps the original store URL. Normal updates at the same listing are fine, but a removed, replaced, region-changed, or newly located listing requires a new QR code and replacement print.
Check for a malformed or unsupported listing URL, wrong app or publisher, removed listing, country restriction, incompatible device or operating system, login wall, or failed store-app handoff. Test the exact destination on the intended platform and region before printing again.
Copy the official play.google.com/store/apps/details URL, paste it into Qraftt, customize the design, and download PNG or SVG. Test the result on an Android device and confirm the expected app and publisher appear.
Yes—paste an official apps.apple.com listing URL with its app ID. Scanning can open that listing in a compatible App Store app or browser, subject to Apple's device, account, and regional rules.
No—Qraftt is an independent QR code generator. It encodes the official store URL you supply and does not represent Apple or Google, verify publishers, distribute apps, or process installations.