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How to Create a Link Hub

A Link Hub is a mobile-optimised page that groups several destinations behind a single QR code — similar to Linktree, but with scan and click analytics attached to every button. QRCode Suite hosts the page for you at qrcode-suite.com/h/your-slug, so it works whether or not you run a website, and Business and Agency plans can serve it from your own domain instead. If you use the WordPress plugin connector, your codes sync into the same workspace as the hub. This guide covers creating a Link Hub, adding blocks, publishing it and generating the QR code.

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    Go to Link Hubs › New hub

    In your QRCode Suite dashboard, open Link Hubs and click "New hub." Every plan includes at least one Link Hub — the Free plan allows one, and paid plans lift the limit.

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    Name the hub and choose its address

    Enter a title, which appears at the top of the page, and pick the slug that forms its public address: qrcode-suite.com/h/your-slug. Choose the slug deliberately — it is what you will print, and changing it later breaks any printed material that pointed at the old one.

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    Add blocks

    A hub is assembled from nine block types: button, text, image, social links, coupon, newsletter signup, form, video and divider. Add the blocks you need and drag them into order. Buttons are the workhorse — each one is click-tracked separately, so you can see which destination actually earns the taps. Agency plans can additionally embed custom HTML blocks.

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    Style the page

    Set the hub theme: colours, background, and an optional profile image or logo. Keep it consistent with whatever the QR code is printed on — a hub that looks like the packaging it came from converts better than a generic link list, because the visitor can tell immediately that they landed in the right place.

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    Publish, and optionally use your own domain

    Click Publish. The hub goes live at qrcode-suite.com/h/your-slug — open it on a phone before you commit it to print. To serve it from your own domain instead, add the domain under Settings › Domains: the Business plan includes one custom domain and the Agency plan allows unlimited domains.

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    Generate a QR code for the hub

    Create a QR code of type Link Hub and point it at the hub you just published. Download it as PNG or SVG for print. Because the code is dynamic, it resolves through the redirect engine each time — edit the hub, reorder its blocks or swap a destination afterwards and the printed code keeps working, now pointing at the updated page.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Link Hub?

A Link Hub is a mobile-optimized landing page that displays multiple links — similar to Linktree or Beacons. QRCode Suite hosts it at /h/{slug}, and a QR code can point to a Link Hub instead of a single URL.

What can I put on a Link Hub?

Link Hubs are built from nine block types: button, text, image, social links, coupon, newsletter signup, form, video and divider. Agency plans can additionally embed custom HTML blocks.

Can I use a custom domain for my Link Hub?

Yes, from the Business plan up. Business includes one custom domain and Agency includes unlimited custom domains; on Free and Pro, Link Hubs are served from a qrcode-suite.com URL.

Is a Link Hub the same as a landing page?

A Link Hub is a structured link list page optimized for mobile scanners. It is not a full landing page builder. You can link to any product, category, or cart URL from a Link Hub.

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