Island pages · link in bio
One page for all your links, at qrisland.com/@yourname. The island you make in the studio sits at the top, and its courtyard is a real QR code that opens the page. Free, with no account and no password.
An example page, made in the studio on the Corner Café island. Harbour Bakehouse is made up; the island’s code opens the page.
What you get
Your page lives at qrisland.com/@yourname. Put it in your Instagram or TikTok bio, on a business card or at the bottom of your emails.
The picture at the top is the island you made in the studio: any of the 25 3D islands, in your colours, with your logo if you like.
The island’s courtyard is a real QR code for your page’s address, so the picture itself scans. For print, the studio makes a code for your page in one tap.
Every web link is checked with Google Cloud Web Risk before it appears on your page, and again regularly after that.
You confirm your email once. The link we email you publishes your page, and it is also your private edit link.
Pages load no scripts, fonts or trackers from other companies, and set no cookies. They come light, dark, or matching the visitor’s phone.
How it works
In the studio, choose a world and colours, and add your logo if you like. Your page’s picture is your island as the studio shows it.
Open Make a link page in the studio’s menu. Choose your @name, a title, a short bio, your links and your social profiles; the preview shows the page as visitors will see it.
Press Email me the publish link, then tap Publish my page in the email. That link is also your edit link: keep it.
Free and Pro
A free page has everything most people need. Pro has no price of its own: it comes with an Editable code.
Free
For your bio, your card and your sign.
US$0
With an Editable code
For businesses with more to show.
US$19a year, for the code
Attach the code to your page from either side. Pro lasts while the code is active or in its 14-day grace period; if it ends, Pro pauses and nothing is deleted.
Prices in US dollars and include any sales tax. Sold by Paddle.com, our merchant of record. The studio always shows the current price before you pay. All prices
An island page does the everyday job of any link in bio page: one address for your bio, a list of buttons, and your social icons underneath. What’s different here:
Moving from another service takes a few minutes: copy your links across in the order you want them, then update the address in your bios.
Linktree is a trademark of its owner. QR Island isn’t affiliated with it.
Everything on your page is public, so leave off anything you wouldn’t put on a sign. Our terms say what pages may show.
Your page’s picture already holds a QR code for its address. For anything you print, such as a counter sign, a flyer or a business card, press Make a QR code for it once your page is live: the studio puts your page’s address on your island, ready to download as a free code or to make into an Editable code.
With an Editable code attached to your page, you choose what the printed code opens, your page or another link, and can switch later without reprinting.
See QR code size for printing before you print many, and test a proof with two phones.
Names are 3 to 30 characters: lowercase letters, numbers, dots and underscores. They are first come, first served, and some can’t be used, such as names that look official or belong to well-known brands. The page maker checks yours as you type and suggests others if it’s taken.
You can rename your page up to 3 times in 30 days. The old address keeps leading to your page for 30 days, so you have time to update your bios; update your island picture too, so its code shows the new address.
Changed your island later? Open your page from Saved and press Update picture.
Yes. A page with your island picture, a title, a bio, up to 8 links and your social profiles is free, with no account and no time limit. Free pages show a small “Made with QR Island” badge. Pro comes with an Editable code (US$19 a year); there is no separate Pro price.
Your page goes online only after you open the link we email you and press Publish my page. The same link is your private edit link, so there’s no password to remember. Your email address is never shown on your page. A page that isn’t published within 48 hours is deleted, and its name is free again.
Yes. Every web link is checked with Google Cloud Web Risk before it appears, and again regularly after that. A link Web Risk lists as unsafe (malware, phishing or unwanted software) can’t be added; a link it lists later is hidden, and we email you. A new link we haven’t checked yet stays hidden until it is, usually within an hour.
Any time. Open your page from your edit link (it’s in our emails, and Saved in the studio remembers your page on that browser), change your links, bio or look, and press Save. Visitors see the change within a minute, and your page’s QR code keeps working, because it opens your page’s address.
Yes, up to 3 times in 30 days. Your old address keeps leading to your page for 30 days, then anyone can take it, so update the links you’ve shared, and your island picture so its code shows the new address.
Yes: tick Hide from search engines. Your page stays public for anyone with the link, but search engines are asked not to list it. When someone shares your page’s address, apps can still show its title and picture.
Free, no account, and online once you tap the link in your email.
