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SpiralQR combines familiar QR workflows with a distinctive Spiral QR presentation. The basic flow is: choose a code type, provide a destination, create the code, download or use it, then scan and manage it when needed.

Choose based on what must happen after printing or sharing. If the destination will never need to change, static is the simplest choice. If you may update the destination later or want tracking, use dynamic. Spiral describes the visual QR experience and works with the product's supported static or dynamic workflow.

A static code contains the final URL or text directly. Because there is no managed redirect used to change its target later, the encoded content is fixed once the code is created.

A dynamic code points to a managed SpiralQR short link. That intermediate link lets the destination be edited without replacing the printed code and enables scan tracking.

Spiral QR is the distinctive visual QR format used by SpiralQR. The creation interface supports mono and color modes, and the product also provides a normal QR fallback for compatibility. That lets you use the Spiral presentation while retaining a conventional option when needed.

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SpiralQR provides scanning entry points for both normal QR codes and Spiral QR codes. When scanning any QR code, use a clear view, adequate lighting, and enough contrast around the code.

1. Sign in and open the code creation screen.
2. Choose Static or Dynamic.
3. Add an optional code name and enter the destination URL or text.
4. Choose the Spiral style, such as mono or color.
5. If your plan supports it, choose footer/branding controls.
6. Create the Spiral and review the generated result before using it publicly.

Created codes are available from the account's code-management area. You can search and filter codes, enable or disable them, delete them, and apply bulk enable/disable/delete actions to a selection. Pro organization adds folder and campaign labels that can also be searched and filtered.

For a dynamic code, open its detail page to change the destination while keeping the printed short link unchanged. A static destination is part of the encoded payload, so a changed destination needs a newly created static code.

Dynamic QR workflows record tracked scan events up to the account's monthly analytics allowance. Scan counts are operational metrics and are not counts of unique people.

Export and branding controls are plan-aware so the product interface matches what the Pricing page promises.

The creator supports Spiral style choices such as mono and color. Keep sufficient contrast and avoid placing a code where glare, folds, low resolution, or physical damage makes detection difficult. Before a large print run, test the exact exported code from the intended viewing distance and on more than one device.

Docs explains how SpiralQR itself works: the product, its controls, and the workflow. Info is the larger SEO and learning library covering QR concepts, static vs dynamic decisions, scanning, printing, security, business uses, industries, analytics, technical reference, and Spiral QR education.