Create a multilingual QR code in minutes • QR Code Kit

Q: Share your link

There are lots of different ways you can share your link . Here are just a few suggestions: Billboards TV commercials Online videos Posters Direct mail Table tents Brochures Catalogs Business cards Email signatures Work vehicles Postcards

One multilingual QR code to all your websites

From multinational companies to transatlantic logistics, add all your links together in one place with a multilingual QR code.

Have a diverse customer base?

Businesses that are global in scale and have websites in multiple languages can use one single QR code to link to all versions of their site.

Better yet, the code will detect where a person is located and take them to the corresponding site!

So, customers who scan the code in Germany will be taken to the German site and customers who scan the code in Spain will be taken to the Spanish site, etc.

This makes it easy for your followers to peruse your website in their native language and saves them from having to find the right version or translation of your site.

How does a multilingual QR code work?

When a person scans the code, it identifies their location and takes them to the appropriate website.

This makes it easy for people to view your site in their own language, saving them the time to find the translate button.

Facilitate your audience to access your right website

Make it simple for your audience to get the appropriate version of your website with a simple scan. The quicker you can get them to the correct version, the quicker you can get them to take action.

Make it unique

Boost scan numbers by making your code individualized.
Branded short URL +
Your brand’s colors +
Your brand’s logo = A super scannable QR code!

Measure your QR code success geographically

Follow the data to see how your little QR code is making a big impression on your customers. Find out when it was scanned, find out where it was scanned and find out how many times it was scanned. It’s all in the data!

How do I make one?

To start, you need a QR code generator and you just happen to be on the site of the best QR generator around.

Register for a free trial with QRcodeKit.com or, if you already have an account with us, log in and follow these steps:

Click “Create QR Code.”
Select “Multilingual” as the type.
Click “Add a Country.”
Insert the URL for that country and click “Add Link.”
Repeat for all versions of your site.
Click “Save and Apply Changes”

Voila! That’s all you need to do to make a multilingual QR code.

If you want, you can also add a “Fallback URL,” which is used when a person scans the code from a country that you have not added to your code. Your fallback URL can be anything you want, like a default version of your site, for example. If you leave this space blank, the person who scans your code will see your list of countries. They can then choose the country that suits them!

What else can I do with it?

Once you have created your QR code, you can go ahead and adapt it to your specific branding and needs, by:

Customizing it with colors and logos.
Editing the shortened URL to include your brand name.
Downloading it in a variety of file formats.
Password protecting it if necessary.
Connecting your Google Analytics account.
Adding a redirect page with a branded message.

You can also create a landing page template to use for your codes and so much more.

Why use a multilingual QR code?

Be national, be international

Your audience can be anywhere. Let them choose what’s right for them. Give them the tool to access their preferred language with one QR code.

Express uniqueness

Add your brand name to the URL and your colors and logo to the code. Be creative to increase brand awareness. People are more likely to notice and scan a customized code.

Assess progress

Dynamic multi-country QR codes provide you with tons of useful information like the times they were scanned, the countries they were scanned in and the frequency of those scans.

Remain flexible

Add more language/country-specific URLs when you get them or change the existing URLs as necessary. Edit the code as many times as you need to.

Tips about using multilingual QR codes

More than just languages

In addition to languages, multilingual QR codes can also be used to show specific content based on the country.

For example, you can have a promotion that runs in Portugal, and a different one that runs in Brazil. With a multilingual QR code, you can send people to the proper content so they see the promotion that is running in their part of the world, even if those countries speak the same language.

How great is that?

Share your link

There are lots of different ways you can share your link. Here are just a few suggestions:

Billboards

TV commercials

Online videos

Posters

Direct mail

Table tents

Brochures

Catalogs

Business cards

Email signatures

Work vehicles

Postcards

Posters and product packaging

Posters, billboards, and physical product packaging are all superb places to put your multilingual QR code.

When people see your code, your product or service will be top of mind at that moment. Giving them a simple way to access your content in their language might be crucial.

Share your QR codes on social media

Share your multilingual QR code on social media along with a link people can click. If they are using their phones to browse social media, a simple link will work, but if they’re using their laptop, that’s where the QR code comes in handy.

Will people scan it?

Virtually all iOS and Android phones have QR code scanning capabilities built into them.

If your business has global reach, enabling your customers to access your content and dedicated web resources in their own language is the best way to influence their purchase decisions and develop trust and loyalty to your brand.

Try creating a multilingual QR code now, and experience the power of connection!

Speak like your customers with a multilingual
QR code