Static QR codes and Dynamic QR codes have different purposes and distinct characteristics. Let's break down the differences between the two:

Static QR codes:

Static QR codes contain fixed information that doesn't change once the code is generated. Once created, the content of a static QR code cannot be modified without generating a new QR code. These codes are best suited for scenarios where the linked content remains constant over time, such as sharing a website URL, Wi-Fi, or essential information. To learn all the details about static QR codes, you can visit the "Definitive guide to static QR code" blog for comprehensive information.

Dynamic QR codes:

Dynamic QR codes, however, allow the content to be changed even after the QR code has been generated and distributed. You can update the destination URL or other content without reprinting or redistributing the QR code. Dynamic QR codes offer greater flexibility and tracking capabilities compared to static codes. This makes it possible to compile scan data, such as the total number of scans, the date, time, and place at which each scan was performed, and the operating system used. To understand all the features of dynamic QR codes and explore them fully, you can visit the "Dynamic QR code: complete guide" blog for detailed information.