Free Amazon QR Code Generator
An Amazon QR code links to a product, a brand store or an author page. Sellers put it on packaging and inserts so customers can reorder or find accessories, and authors put it on bookmarks and posters to link their book.
Paste a link from any Amazon marketplace, such as amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.in or amazon.de. It opens in the Amazon app when installed, or in the browser otherwise.
How to create a Amazon QR code
- 1Open the product or store page on Amazon and copy the URL.
- 2Shorten product links to amazon.com/dp/ followed by the 10-character product ID (ASIN).
- 3Paste the link and scan the preview to check the right page opens.
- 4Download the code as PNG or SVG.
Amazon QR code format
Format
https://www.amazon.com/dp/<ASIN>Example
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08N5WRWNW- QRdx checks that the link is an Amazon URL and encodes it as pasted.
- The short /dp/ASIN form drops tracking parameters and makes a simpler code that prints well on small packaging.
- ASINs are 10 characters long. For books, the ASIN is usually the ISBN-10.
Amazon QR code FAQ
Which Amazon link is best on packaging?
The short /dp/ link with the product's ASIN. It is stable and much shorter than a search or shared link.
Can I link my brand store?
Yes. Copy your store's URL and paste it here.
What do customers in other countries see?
The link opens the marketplace in the URL. Availability and prices depend on that marketplace, so use a regional link for regional packaging.
What happens if the listing is removed?
The code leads to an unavailable page. For packaging that stays in circulation for years, consider linking your brand store instead of a single product.