QR TIGER

QR TIGER is an online QR code generator for individuals and businesses, available on the web, Android, and iOS. It creates codes for URLs, vCards, files, GS1 Digital Links, forms, menus, landing pages, app stores, and Wi-Fi, among other uses. Dynamic URL codes can be edited and tracked with real-time analytics. Multi-URL codes can route scanners according to location, language, time, scan count, or geofencing. Its mobile apps support QR generation and scanning; the scanner is described as free and ad-free. The Free plan has no expiry and requires no credit card. It includes unlimited static codes and three dynamic codes, each limited to 500 scans, and displays a QR TIGER logo popup. Regular costs $7.00 per month and includes 12 dynamic codes, unlimited scans and downloads, and Canva integration. Higher plans add options such as bulk creation, more API requests, and integrations. The API can create and track dynamic codes and create them in bulk, but access requires a subscription plan and API key. The maker lists 24/7 customer support across plans, while Free includes basic support.

QR TIGER offers a broad set of code types, dynamic-code tracking, routing, and mobile apps. Review the Free plan’s scan caps and logo popup, or the paid-plan limits that match your needs.

QR TIGER suits individuals or businesses creating static and trackable dynamic QR codes. Its routing options may be useful for campaigns that direct scanners to different links based on listed conditions.

QR TIGER is an online QR code generator for individuals and businesses, with web, iPhone, and Android access. It is best for users who need editable destinations, scan tracking, or conditional routing; the free plan is a limited starting point, while ongoing campaigns will likely need a paid tier.

Overview

QR TIGER covers static and dynamic QR codes for uses ranging from URLs and contact cards to files, menus, Wi-Fi, forms, and app stores. Static codes suit fixed information; dynamic URL codes can be edited and tracked with real-time analytics, making them more useful when campaign destinations or measurement needs may change. The company says it was founded in 2018 by Benjamin Claeys and operates teams across the US, Europe, Singapore, and Southeast Asia.

Key features

Code types and routing

The format range includes URL, vCard, file, GS1 Digital Link, link page, Google Form, menu, landing page, multi-URL, app store, and Wi-Fi codes, among others. Multi-URL codes can route scanners by location, language, time, scan count, or geofencing. That gives campaign owners options for serving different audiences from one code, but is more capability than a simple fixed-link use requires.

Analytics, bulk creation, and integrations

Dynamic URL codes provide real-time analytics, while the Free plan limits users to basic scan analytics. Advanced adds Google Analytics integration and bulk generation of up to 3,000 codes per batch; this is a meaningful fit for larger campaigns, but its 200-code allowance and two-user limit still define the account’s scale. Canva integration is included with Regular, and Zapier and HubSpot integrations arrive with Advanced. The subscription guide also lists Monday.com for Regular.

The API can create dynamic codes, track data, and create codes in bulk. Access requires a subscription and API key, so it is not a free route for developers wanting to automate code creation. QR TIGER’s iPhone and Android apps support QR generation and scanning; the maker describes the scanner as free and ad-free.

Security and account controls

The privacy policy describes password-protected access, public and private keys, encryption of processed data, and SSL encryption for transmission. Enterprise guidance includes two-factor authentication, SSO, and an option to block web login, which may suit organizations with stricter account controls. For vCard Contact Me Form details, the vCard owner is the data controller and QR TIGER acts as processor.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, has no expiry, and requires no credit card. It includes unlimited static codes, three dynamic codes capped at 500 scans each, basic scan analytics, unlimited file storage, and a QR TIGER logo popup. That is enough for light use or a small evaluation, but the scan caps and branding make it a poor fit for sustained campaigns.

Regular costs $7 a month; monthly or annual billing is available. It raises the allowance to 12 dynamic codes with unlimited scans and downloads, 5MB file uploads, 500 API requests, one user, and Canva integration. This is the entry paid option for individuals or a small operation that needs uncapped scans, though the 12-code ceiling and single seat constrain broader work.

Advanced costs $16 a month and is billed annually. It includes 200 dynamic codes, 10MB file uploads, 3,000 API requests, bulk creation up to 3,000 per batch, Zapier and HubSpot integration, and two users. It is the stronger choice for recurring campaigns and automation, with a larger code pool and batch tools; the annual billing term and two-seat limit matter for buyers weighing flexibility or team size.

Premium costs $37 a month and is billed yearly. It includes 600 dynamic codes, 20MB uploads, 10,000 API requests, bulk creation up to 3,000 per batch, one white-label domain, and two users. The higher code and API allowances plus white-label domain suit larger branded campaigns, but it remains a two-user plan.

Professional is priced on request. It includes up to 1,200 dynamic codes, Premium features, and another sub-user; it is aimed at needs beyond Premium, though the price is stated per contact and the billing interval is not given. Enterprise uses custom pricing and includes admins and sub-users, with support for multiple teams or brands. All plans include 24/7 customer support, while Free specifies basic support.

Platforms

QR TIGER supports web, Android, iOS, and API access. The API requires a subscription plan and API key; the mobile apps add QR creation and scanning away from the browser.

Who it's for

QR TIGER is a good fit for businesses and individuals who need dynamic destinations, scan analytics, conditional routing, or a path from small code sets to bulk generation. Free works for static codes and a few low-volume dynamic codes. Buyers needing more than three dynamic codes or more than 500 scans per code should consider a paid plan, while teams needing multiple brands or enterprise sign-in controls have a reason to discuss Enterprise. It is less compelling for someone who only needs a single fixed QR destination.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Broad code coverage, including GS1 Digital Link and conditional multi-URL routing, supports varied campaign needs.
• Pros: Dynamic URL editing and real-time analytics help keep destinations current and measure scan activity.
• Pros: Advanced and above add bulk generation, while paid tiers provide growing API quotas for automation.
• Cons: Free dynamic codes stop at 500 scans apiece and display a logo popup, limiting their use for public campaigns.
• Cons: Regular has only one user and 12 dynamic codes; Advanced and Premium each allow two users, so teams may need a higher tier or another setup.
• Cons: Advanced and Premium are billed annually or yearly, respectively, which reduces billing flexibility compared with Regular’s monthly option.

Alternatives

For a broader category comparison, see QR Code Generator Software.

• Build QR may suit readers comparing another freemium QR tool with Android, iOS, and web access.
• ME-QR is another freemium option with Android, API, iOS, and web platforms.
• The QR Code Generator is a freemium option with a free trial and Android, extension, iOS, and web access.
• Uniqode is another freemium option for web, iOS, and Android.
• Hovercode is a freemium option with API, extension, and web access, and its free plan includes unlimited scans.
• OpenQR may fit readers seeking a web-based freemium tool whose free plan includes unlimited generation and no watermarks.
• QR Chameleon is a freemium alternative with API and web access.
• QRCodeKIT (formerly uQR.me) is a freemium alternative with API and web access.

Verdict

Choose QR TIGER if editable QR destinations, scan analytics, or conditional routing are central to your campaigns, and select a paid tier once the Free scan caps or three-code limit become restrictive. Its breadth and bulk/API options are strong reasons to choose it; readers who need only a fixed link or want to avoid annual commitments on Advanced and Premium should look elsewhere.