QR Hero for Broadcast, news & streaming
One on-air code, swapped between segments
Change what the on-screen code points to per segment or airing - without re-editing the graphics package - and watch scan spikes line up with broadcast moments.
QR Hero for Broadcast, news & streaming
Change what the on-screen code points to per segment or airing - without re-editing the graphics package - and watch scan spikes line up with broadcast moments.
Baking a URL or static code into the broadcast package means motion-graphics work every time the destination changes - per segment, per sponsor, per airing.
Keep one code in the graphics package permanently. Producers re-point it per segment from a dashboard - no render, no re-edit, no delay.
'Scan for the full story'
A news segment's code links to the full article, poll, or resource - swapped between segments without touching the graphics.
Second-screen live engagement
Sports and award shows drive real-time polls, merch, and ticket sales through an on-screen code tied to the live moment.
CTV ad overlays
A QR during a connected-TV ad lets viewers act with their phone while the ad plays - no remote interaction needed.
Scan spikes mapped to airings
Time-series analytics line scan volume up against exact broadcast moments - creative and slot performance, measured.
95%
of people know how to scan a QR code
60%
of 18–34 viewers have scanned (or tried to scan) a code on TV
20M
scans in 60 seconds - the famous Super Bowl bouncing-QR ad
Every card links to the full feature page.
Dynamic links
The single most reusable code across airings - destination changes, graphic doesn't.
Scan analytics
Time-series scan data plus UTM/pixel tracking for ad-buy attribution.
Smart routing
Mobile scanners to the app store, desktop photo-scanners to a web page.
Scheduling & A/B testing
Rotate destinations by schedule, or A/B two landing pages per airing.
API access
Wire destination swaps into your production workflow programmatically.
Try it for broadcast & tv
Print one code, re-point it, and watch the scan data land before you commit.
Yes - instantly, from the dashboard or API. The code in your graphics package stays fixed; only the destination changes.
Yes. Time-series analytics show scan volume minute by minute, and UTM parameters plus ad pixels attribute scans to specific campaigns and buys.
Effectively immediately - codes resolve at the edge, and destination updates propagate in seconds, well within a broadcast rundown's tolerances.
The code still resolves - and device-based routing can send them to a catch-up destination rather than the live moment that's passed.
See how other teams put the same core to work.
Your first dynamic code is live in minutes, on your own domain.
