Key takeaways
- A ClikBy QR points to a short smart link (alias) and does not «bake in» the final landing page forever.
- You change the URL (destination) field when editing the link — the medium with the QR stays the same.
- Deleting the link or changing the alias breaks an already printed code.
- Export SVG/PDF before the print run; test a scan after changing the URL.
Why you don't need a reprint
In the QR interface the link field is inactive: the code is bound to the smart link. While the alias is live on your domain, you can update the promo, seasonal landing page, or language — without a new flyer print run.
That is the «dynamics» of QR in ClikBy: print once → you change the destination as campaigns go.
How to change the destination
- Open the smart link for editing (without deleting it).
- Change the Link / url field to the new landing page; update UTM in the query if needed.
- Save. The alias and QR file stay the same.
- Scan the printed sample and confirm that the new URL opens.
Expiry, password, pixels, and Smart Traffic can be changed the same way — the QR is not reprinted.
What not to do
- Delete the link — the QR leads to an error; recovery is impossible.
- Change the alias after printing — the code points to the old path.
- Regenerate a «different» QR with a new alias and expect old media to update themselves — they will not.
- Send a low-resolution screenshot to print instead of SVG/PDF.
Before bulk-deleting links that have offline media — stop. Archive the alias list first.
Checklist before the print run
- The alias is final and short.
- The brand domain is set up (DNS ok).
- A test scan from two OSes.
- The SVG or PDF file is saved in the campaign brand book.
- The plan to change the destination on the promo end date is written in the team task.