
QR codes for musicians that turn the crowd into followers.
Put one dynamic QR code on every poster, record sleeve and merch tag. Open your music, the tour dates or the shop, change them with every release, and see which posters and gigs bring the scans.
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What are QR codes for musicians?
QR codes for musicians are dynamic QR codes on gig posters, flyers, record sleeves, merch and business cards that open content the artist can change at any time: a demo or a new single, the tour dates, streaming and social links, the merch shop or a mailing list sign-up. Each poster, release or venue can have its own code, so every scan shows where fans found you. QRCodeKIT, launched in 2009 as uQR.me, is the dynamic QR code platform musicians and artists use to run them, hosted in the EU.
Who it’s for
From the gig poster to the merch stand
Bands & live actsPosters that turn a crowd into followers
Gig posters and a banner on stage open all your social and streaming accounts on one page, so fans pick where to follow you.
Social media QR codes →
Independent artists & labelsRecords and merch that play the music
Sleeves, inserts and merch tags open your streaming links, the shop and the next release, updated every time something new comes out.
Link in bio QR codes →
Visual artistsA wall label that leads to your shop
Labels and cards at a show open your website, your shop and the story behind each piece, changed for every exhibition.
Website QR codes →Platform
Every poster, release and gig, one dashboard
Create
One code per poster, release and gig
Create a code for each tour poster, record and merch line, or in bulk for every date on the tour, and group them by release or city. Change what they open when the single comes out or a date moves: the posters stay up.
Bulk creation →QR codes on posters →
Design
Codes that belong on your artwork
Your logo, colours and frame on posters, sleeves and merch, with a live check that the code still scans, or an artistic QR code generated with AI that fits the artwork. Point it to a demo, a playlist, your shop or a tip jar from the same code types.
Artistic QR codes →PayPal QR codes →
Track
See which posters and gigs bring fans
Scans by code, city and device, first visits apart from repeat ones, and the hours fans scan. Compare posters, gigs and merch to see which cities and venues scan the most, and export the report for promoters.
QR code analytics →File download QR codes →
Cleo · AI agent
Someone to answer fans while you play
Cleo is the AI agent that lives inside your QR codes. Train her on your tour dates, merch and booking details, and she answers fans and promoters in their own language, at any hour, even while you’re on stage.
- Answers with no staff needed
- 24/7
- Languages supported
- 40+
Cleo answers from the documents you give her, so every answer matches your real dates, prices and bookings.
When do you play The Foundry?
On 21 May, with doors at 20:00 and the show at 21:00. Tickets are still on sale from the link below, and there’s a support act at 20:30.
Control
Fan-safe codes on every poster
Posters go up in public, where fake stickers appear. QRCodeKIT keeps your codes on your own domain and your fans’ data in the EU, on every tour.
- Your own domain. Fans see a link that is clearly yours, which helps them tell your code from a fake sticker. On Pro and Enterprise.
- Hosted in the EU. GDPR-compliant, with European-based infrastructure.
- Teams and single sign-on. Up to 10 team members on Pro, for bandmates, managers and labels; SSO and up to 50 members on Enterprise.
- Forms with consent. Mailing list and guest list sign-ups with a required consent, and stored answers deleted automatically every week or month.
- Edit after printing. Change the single, the tour dates or the shop behind any code, as many times as you need.
- GDPR
- EU hosting
- ISO 27001 framework
- SSO
Questions musicians and artists ask us
QRCodeKIT is a dynamic QR code platform launched in 2009 as uQR.me and hosted in the European Union. Bands, solo artists and visual artists use it to run the codes fans scan on posters, records and merch.
What are QR codes used for in music?
To connect posters, records and merch with content that changes: demos and new singles, tour dates, streaming and social links, the merch shop, tips and mailing list sign-ups. A dynamic QR code lets you change that content with every release and count every scan without reprinting.
How do I send a demo to bookers with a QR code?
Print a file download QR code on your business card or press kit that opens an MP3 of the track you want them to hear, or an image of your work if you are a visual artist. Replace the file when you have something new: the code stays the same.
Can one QR code open all my streaming and social links?
Yes. A link in bio QR code opens one page with all your links: streaming services, social accounts, the shop and the next gig. Change or reorder them at any time without reprinting.
Can fans tip me or buy merch with a QR code?
Yes. A payment QR code linked to Stripe or PayPal opens the payment on the fan’s phone, and a website QR code can point to your shop, wherever it is hosted.
Can I change the tour dates after the posters are printed?
Yes, if it is a dynamic QR code. The code on the poster stays the same and you change the page it opens from the dashboard, so a moved date or a sold-out show is updated from the next scan.
Can a QR code answer fans’ questions?
Yes, with Cleo, QRCodeKIT’s AI agent that lives inside your QR codes. Train her on your tour dates, merch and booking details, and she answers in the fan’s own language, at any hour.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every new account starts with a 7-day free trial of Pro, with no credit card required, with up to 100 QR codes and 100 scans each. Teams that need SSO, API access or higher limits can compare the plans or book a demo.
