TikTok QR code
- No account
- No watermark
- Never expires
Every kind of code
How to make a TikTok QR code
- Type your username, with or without the @, or paste the link of your profile or a video (“Share”, then “Copy link”).
- In “Design”, pick your colours and squares, and add your logo and a frame asking people to scan.
- Scan the code on the screen with your phone, to be sure it opens what you meant.
- Download it: PNG for screens, SVG or PDF for the printer.
What people see when they scan it
Your profile opens on TikTok, in the app or the browser, with your videos and the “Follow” button. A video link plays that video.
Your profile, or one video?
A video shows what paper cannot: put the how-to video on the box, and your profile on the shopfront.
Write next to the code what people will find: “Watch how it is made” or “Follow us on TikTok”. People scan more when they know what is waiting.
Where it is used
- On a product's box: a short video showing how to use it or put it together.
- On a restaurant table: a video of your most-ordered dish being made.
- In a salon or a workshop: “before and after” videos of your work.
- At a fair stand and on an event poster, so visitors follow you while you post from the event.
- On a creator's card and on the rate sheet sent to brands.
On more than one platform? A social profiles code gathers every account on one page, behind one code.
Before you print it
Try it on a phone without TikTok. Then work out the size for the distance, and check the final artwork with the QR code scanner before printing the whole run.
Static or editable
The code from this page is static, free and needs no account. If you delete the video or change your username, you need a new code.
Kept in your account it becomes editable: you change the video it opens each time you post a new one without reprinting, and you see how often it was scanned. The free plan keeps 3 codes editable, for good. The difference in detail
Questions about a TikTok QR code
Can the code open one video?
Yes. Paste the video's link instead of the username, and that video plays for anyone who scans.
The app copied a short link. Does it work?
Yes. The short link TikTok copies is accepted as it is.
Does the person scanning need the TikTok app?
No. Your profile opens in the app if it is on their phone, and in the browser if not.
I deleted the video. What happens to the code?
A static one opens TikTok's page saying the video is not available, so you print another. An editable one can take another video's link, and the print stays as it is.