Render images and PDFs with a live, trackable QR code baked in
Drop a MostlyQR dynamic short link into any MostlyRender template — a ticket, a flyer, a packaging label, a certificate — and the code stays repointable and scan-tracked long after the image is printed. One render call, a QR that never goes stale.
One Mostly Tiny account · both products, one bill · overage billed, never blockedHow they work together
Add a QR layer to your template
In the MostlyRender editor, place a QR field where you want it. It encodes a MostlyQR dynamic link, not a raw URL — so the destination stays editable.
Render at scale from your data
Call the API with each ticket, order or attendee — every image comes back with its own tracked code, cached and billed by usage, never blocked at a cap.
Repoint and measure anytime
Change where the printed code points from the MostlyQR dashboard, and watch scans by place, device and time — no reprint, no re-render.
Questions
Does the QR code in a rendered image expire?
No. It encodes a MostlyQR dynamic link, so the code is permanent and its destination stays editable — you can repoint every printed copy at once without re-rendering.
Can I track scans from images MostlyRender generated?
Yes. Because the code is a MostlyQR dynamic link, you get scan counts plus location, device and time for every code, even across thousands of individually rendered images.
Is this one integration or two products to wire up?
One. MostlyRender mints the MostlyQR tracked link for you as part of the render — you sign in once with your Mostly Tiny account and both are billed together.