Documentation
Everything you need to know about using DinoQ
Getting Started
Sign up for a free account at /register. You'll start with the Free plan which includes 5 QR codes and 1,000 scans per month.
From your dashboard, click "Create QR Code" and choose a type:
- Redirect: Link to any URL
- File: Upload a PDF, image, or document
- vCard: Share contact information
Download your QR code as a PNG image. You can print it, add it to marketing materials, or share it digitally. Every scan is tracked automatically.
QR Code Types
Create QR codes that redirect to any URL. Perfect for:
- Marketing campaigns
- Product pages
- Social media profiles
- Event registrations
Dynamic Feature: Change the destination URL anytime without regenerating the QR code.
Upload files and generate QR codes that link directly to them. Supported file types:
- PDF documents
- Images (JPG, PNG, GIF)
- Documents (DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX)
- Videos (MP4, MOV)
Note: File size limits depend on your plan (2MB - 100MB).
Share contact information that can be saved directly to phones. Include:
- Name and title
- Organization
- Phone number
- Email address
- Website
Dynamic Feature: Update your contact details anytime.
Analytics
Every QR code scan is tracked with detailed analytics:
Basic Analytics (All Plans)
- Total scan count
- Scans over time (daily chart)
- Top countries
- Recent scan history
Advanced Analytics (Pro & Business)
- Device type breakdown
- Browser statistics
- Referrer tracking
- Export to CSV/PDF
- Custom date ranges
- Real-time dashboard
Plan Limits
QR Code Limit
The maximum number of active QR codes you can have at once. Deleted QR codes don't count toward this limit.
Scans per Month
Total number of scans across all your QR codes per calendar month. Resets on the 1st of each month.
Storage Limit
Total storage space for file QR codes. Applies to all files combined.
Edits per QR per Month
Number of times you can edit each QR code per month. Each QR code has its own edit counter.
Best Practices
Ensure your QR code is at least 2cm x 2cm (0.8" x 0.8") when printed. Larger is better for scanning from a distance.
Use high contrast colors. Dark QR code on light background works best. Avoid light colors on light backgrounds.
Always test your QR code with multiple devices before mass printing. Verify the destination and scanning reliability.
Place QR codes at eye level when possible. Ensure good lighting and avoid curved or reflective surfaces.