Tag every QR code with UTM parameters so Google Analytics credits your flyers, menus and packaging. Build a tagged link free, or let KuikCode add tags on every scan.
Which campaign
The spring sale flyer, not just direct traffic.
Which placement
The front window against the counter card.
Which channel
Print, packaging and signage, side by side in one report.
Turn on Campaign parameters (UTM), fill in source, medium and campaign, and KuikCode adds them to the destination on every scan. The printed code only holds its short link, so it stays easy to scan, and you can fix or change the tags after printing.
UTM tags only count visitors whose page loads your analytics. KuikCode counts every scan itself, and on PRO it can send each scan to Google Analytics as its own event, so you can see the gap.

Fill in your link and the tags, then copy the result. Use a consistent scheme: lowercase, hyphens instead of spaces, a broad medium like print, and the detail in source and content.
Free UTM builder
Tags are made lowercase and spaces become hyphens, so your reports stay clean. Nothing leaves your browser.
Your tagged link
Type a link above to start.

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September 29, 2026A QR code whose link carries UTM parameters, tags like utm_source=flyer, so your analytics credits the visit to the right campaign instead of direct traffic.
On a static code, yes, because the longer link makes the pattern denser. On a KuikCode, no, because the tags are added at scan time and the printed code keeps its short link.
Yes. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. Paste the tagged link into any QR code, or let KuikCode add the tags for you.
UTM parameters on KuikCodes are included from the Starter plan.
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