QR codes generated on The QR Code Generator are tied to the subscription plan of the associated account. Knowing how dynamic QR codes are affected by subscription or trial expirations and understanding the reactivation process ensures a seamless user experience. Below is a detailed breakdown.

Dynamic QR Codes and Subscription Expiry### Exceeding QR Code Limits Each subscription plan restricts the number of dynamic QR codes that can be active at once. If this limit is exceeded, some QR codes may temporarily deactivate until the plan is upgraded or add-ons are purchased.

If your subscription expires, all dynamic QR codes linked to your account will become inactive. This means the QR codes will no longer function or direct users to the intended destination unless you restore your subscription by upgrading to an active plan. Additionally, if you exceed the number of dynamic QR codes allowed by your subscription plan, the excess QR codes will become inactive. Upgrading your plan or purchasing add-ons to increase your limit can instantly reactivate these codes.

After the trial period ends, up to two dynamic QR codes might remain active with ads, while the rest become inactive. To remove advertisements and reactivate full functionality for all codes, you will need to upgrade to the Flex Plan or another paid plan.quired.

For QR codes that are inactive after your subscription expires, the reactivation process is straightforward: This includes scenarios such as exceeding the number of allowed QR codes, account downgrades, or subscription expiration.

If your trial has ended and you wish to remove scan-triggered advertisements from your dynamic QR codes, upgrade to a paid plan such as the Flex Plan using the steps above. This will both reactivate full functionality and eliminate the ad display.

By following the above steps and understanding how subscription status impacts your QR codes, you’ll minimize disruptions in functionality and optimize user engagement with your QR codes.