Permanent QR assets
Create a permanent QR asset that you can print or publish once and keep updating later without changing the QR image itself.
Last QR Code is a QR code management tool for creating permanent QR assets that can be printed or published once and updated later from a dashboard. It is designed for books, packaging, menus, videos, and other materials that are difficult to reissue.
Last QR Code is a QR code service built around a simple workflow: buy one permanent QR asset, print or publish it once, and keep changing where it points later from your account. The site positions it as a way to avoid replacing materials when a URL changes.
It is aimed at situations where the QR code cannot easily be edited after deployment, including flyers, menus, packaging, books, presentation materials, and published videos. The core promise is that the QR image stays the same while the destination can be updated whenever needed.
Create a permanent QR asset that you can print or publish once and keep updating later without changing the QR image itself.
Point each QR code to a new destination whenever needed from the account dashboard.
Export the QR code in PNG, SVG, or PDF for print, video, or web use.
Use the QR code in places that are hard to change later, such as paper, packaging, or published video.
Track only the basics shown in the interface: total scans, last scan, and last 7 days.
Pay once rather than managing a recurring subscription, according to the site copy.
Create QR codes for business cards, flyers, posters, menus, or packaging that may need their linked destination changed later without replacing the printed piece.
Embed a QR code in a recorded video, tutorial, course, or livestream overlay so the same image can keep sending viewers to an updated page over time.
Use one QR code across a product launch, event, or campaign where the linked page might change after printing but the physical asset will stay in circulation.
Generate a simple downloadable QR asset for a landing page, website, or offer that may be renamed or moved later.
Yes. The site says the QR code image and URL stay the same, and you can update the destination in your account whenever needed.
The site says yes, and specifically calls out videos as a strong use case because the QR code baked into a published video can keep pointing to a new destination without re-editing or re-uploading the video.
The pricing section says the product is a one-time purchase with no subscriptions or renewals.
Downloads are available from the dashboard in PNG, SVG, or PDF formats.
The site presents one-time plans for 1, 5, or 10 permanent QR assets, but the pricing page itself was not available and no billing details beyond the listed one-time purchase options were visible.
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