Do I need to regenerate my QR codes after white labeling is enabled?
Yes, existing QR codes need to be regenerated to display your white-labeled domain in the QR code itself.
If you don't want to reprint existing QR codes, you can continue using them as-is. The QR code will show QRCodeChimp domain URLs (like 'linko.page' or 'qrcc.me') when scanned. However, after clicking the link, users will be redirected to pages displaying your white-labeled domain. The final destination will show your branding, not QRCodeChimp's.
For Existing Individual QR Codes:
- Go to your QR code in the dashboard and click "Edit."
- Save the QR code without making any changes.
- Download and distribute the newly generated QR code with your white-labeled domain.
For Existing Bulk QR Codes:
- Go to Bulk QR Codes on the left panel of your dashboard.
- Click the More Options (3 dots) for your bulk, and select Upload Edited Excel option, Upload Edited QR Codes pop-up appears.
- Click Download existing QR Excel to download the excel file.
- Update the downloaded Excel file if you want to update information on any of the QR codes.
- Click Upload Date File.
- Once the process is completed, all QR codes in the bulk will be white labeled.
For New QR Codes: All QR codes created after white labeling is enabled will automatically use your custom domain.
Why Regeneration is Recommended:
- Existing QR codes still point to the original QRCodeChimp domain.
- Regeneration embeds your custom domain directly into the QR code.