| SKU | Name | URL |
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A dynamic link is a short URL like that you control. You print/share the QR for that short URL. Anytime later you can change where it points — without reprinting the QR. Bonus: every scan is logged so you can see how often each campaign/product is being scanned.
| Name | Short URL | Currently points to | Scans | Last scan | Status |
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A single QR code that detects the scanner's device and routes them to the right place. iOS users go to the App Store, Android users to Google Play, everyone else (desktop, smart TV, etc.) goes to your fallback URL.
| Name | Short URL | iOS | Android | Fallback | Scans | Status |
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Upload a file (PDF, image, video, anything up to 25 MB) → get a short URL pointing at it → generate a QR. Scanning the QR downloads the file with its original filename.
Important: uploaded files are publicly accessible to anyone with the URL. Don't upload anything confidential.
| Name | Original filename | Size | Short URL | Downloads | Last download |
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Upload a CSV with one row per QR code. Get back a zip of PNGs.
CSV format: data,name per row. name is optional; if omitted, files are auto-named qr-1.png, qr-2.png… Header row optional (recognized: data, url, text, content). Max 500 rows, max 1MB CSV.
Example:data,name
https://stacksy.com.au/p/widget,widget
https://stacksy.com.au/p/gadget,gadget
After creating, copy the password and share it with the user securely (Signal, 1Password share, etc.). They can change it later if you give them the new flow — for now, only admins can reset passwords.
| Username | Role | Created | Last login |
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One key per consuming app. Name them so you know which key belongs to which app — e.g. myrepday-app, stacksy-com-au-marketing. The full key is shown only once at creation.
| Name | Prefix | Created by | Created | Last used | Status |
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Replace $YOUR_API_KEY with a key created in the API Keys tab. Different apps should use different keys so any one can be revoked independently.
Embedding directly in browser HTML exposes the API key in page source. Use only for trusted internal tools — for public sites, fetch on the server and serve the PNG from your own URL.
Paste this into another Claude session when building an app/website that needs QR codes: