14.1 Creating a WiFi QR Code

Choose WiFi. Enter the Network SSID, Password when applicable, and choose encryption: WPA/WPA2, WEP, or None.

The builder converts None to a no-password WiFi payload and otherwise creates standard WiFi QR content. The Network SSID is required.

14.2 Creating a Map QR Code

Choose Map and enter an address, place name, or latitude/longitude query. PROS builds a Google Maps query URL from the supplied value.

Use a specific address or recognizable place name when the QR will be used by customers who are unfamiliar with the location.

14.3 Creating an Application QR Code

Choose Application. The builder provides App Store URL for iOS and Play Store URL for Android. At least one valid URL is required.

The public resolver examines the visitor user-agent. iPhone/iPad/iOS users are sent to the configured iOS URL when available; Android users are sent to the Android URL when available; otherwise a fallback destination is used.

14.4 Creating an Event QR Code

Choose Event. The fields include Event title, Location, Start, End, and Description. Event title and Start are required. If End is present, it must occur after Start.

PROS builds calendar content using VCALENDAR/VEVENT data. The public resolver returns calendar content so supported devices can open/import the event.

Preview behavior: Event QR data is finalized when saved. The builder instructs you to use the listing download button for the final dynamic QR.

14.5 Creating a Bitcoin QR Code

Choose Bitcoin. Enter the Bitcoin address and optionally an Amount. PROS builds a bitcoin: URI and includes amount as a query parameter when supplied.

Verify carefully: Cryptocurrency addresses are difficult to reverse once funds are sent. Verify the saved public QR destination with a trusted wallet before distribution.

14.6 Creating a Multi-Link QR Code

Choose Multi-Link. Add one or more rows containing a Button caption and URL. At least one complete pair is required, and each URL must be a valid http/https URL.

The builder encodes the link collection as PROS multi-link content. The public resolver renders a button-layout page rather than redirecting directly to one destination.

1. Enter a QR name.
2. Add the first Button caption and URL.
3. Use Add another link for additional destinations.
4. Remove unwanted rows with the delete control.
5. Save the QR Code.
6. Use the saved listing to download the final dynamic QR.
7. Open the public page and test every button.

14.7 Choosing Between Multi-Link and Bio Page

Use Multi-Link when the QR itself only needs a simple list of buttons. Use a Bio Page when you need a richer branded profile with header content, images, social links, multiple block types, themes, and a dedicated public username.

14.8 Testing Special QR Types

1. WiFi: test on a device that is not already connected to the network.
2. Map: verify the map pin/search result is the intended place.
3. Application: test at least one iOS and/or Android device when both store URLs are configured.
4. Event: confirm time, date, location, and timezone interpretation before distribution.
5. Bitcoin: compare the wallet address character-for-character.
6. Multi-Link: test every button and check mobile layout.