What is SumQR?
SumQR is a tool that puts all your links behind one permanent QR code. Instead of generating a new code every time something changes, you create a single SumQR page that holds your music, socials, websites, portfolios, menus, and products in one place. The QR code itself never changes — you simply update the links behind it whenever you want.
It's built in Europe and works right in your browser, with no accounts required and no ads. The project is independent and currently free to use.
Who it's for
- Musicians and creators — collect streaming links, socials, and releases behind one scannable code.
- Small businesses and venues — point a menu, product list, or website to a single permanent QR.
- Anyone with a lot to share — portfolios, link collections, and profiles that need one clean entry point.
Key features
Multiple links in one place
SumQR gathers everything you want to share into a single page. Music, socials, websites, portfolios, menus, and products all live behind one code.
Always updateable
You can change your links at any time without ever changing your QR code. The code stays permanent while the destination evolves.
Customizable
The SumQR page can be styled to feel like you. Make it match your identity rather than a generic template.
Free to use
There are no tiers and no accounts required — you can just make yours. No ads, and everything works without donating.
What stands out
One QR. Everything.
That single line captures the core idea: a permanent code that outlives any individual link. Because the QR never needs to be reprinted or rescanned differently, it can live anywhere — printed, stitched, stuck, or shipped — while the content behind it stays current. It's a small, focused tool rather than a bloated platform, and the independence is part of the appeal.
Worth checking out if…
You want one permanent QR code that can point to everything you share, and you'd rather update links than reprint codes. It's especially useful if you need something simple, free, and browser-based without signing up for an account. If you like supporting independent projects, SumQR also accepts optional donations to help keep development going.
