Guide
How to add conditional redirects to a QR code
A conditional redirect sends scanners to different pages depending on who they are — their country, device or language — all from the same printed code.
Updated 2026-10-05 · 1 min read
How rules are evaluated
Each rule declares one or more conditions. When a scan arrives, rules are checked from the highest priority down and the first match wins. A default destination catches everyone else.
- Country — ISO codes such as US, DE, FR
- Device — mobile, tablet or desktop
- Operating system — iOS, Android, Windows, macOS
- Language — the browser's preferred language
Ordering and fallbacks
Make specific rules higher priority than broad ones. A rule matching German iOS users should outrank a general mobile rule. Always set a default so an unmatched or undetectable scan still lands somewhere useful.
Frequently asked questions
Can a rule match more than one condition?
Yes. A rule can require a country and a device at the same time, so precise combinations are possible.
What happens if no rule matches?
The visitor is sent to the default destination, which is why setting a sensible default matters.
Do conditional redirects work on static codes?
No. Rules require a dynamic code, because the decision is made on the server at scan time.
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