Keep the destination
Use the same public page, product, offer or booking URL planned for the campaign.
When scanning is not practical
A link people can remember after the screen is gone.
QR codes work when a camera is available. A memorable LinkCode adds a readable and speakable fallback for video, audio, stages and distant displays.
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What this means.
LinkCode does not replace every QR code. It complements QR-based campaigns with a short code people can type when they cannot scan—such as when the QR is shown on the same phone, heard in audio or displayed too far away.
Same-device viewingPodcasts and radioLivestreamsConference screensPackagingOutdoor displays
How it works
Three deliberate steps.
Add a readable code
Give the campaign a short LinkCode alongside or instead of a scan-only instruction.
Offer two access paths
Let people scan when convenient or remember and type the code later.
Why LinkCode
Built for the moment after attention.
Works without a camera
Visitors only need a browser and the code they saw or heard.
Accessible in audio
A spoken code can support channels where visual scanning is impossible.
Complements existing assets
Use a code with QR, print, video and verbal calls to action rather than rebuilding the destination.
Questions, answered
Useful details.
01Does LinkCode generate QR codes too?
QR and share-ready visuals are part of the LinkCode Free plan experience.
02When is a typed code better than a QR code?
It is useful when the QR appears on the same device, is too distant to scan, or the call to action is spoken.
03Do visitors need the LinkCode app?
No. They can use a regular web browser.