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Spotify QR code for songs and playlists

Put your music where people are: on a poster, a merch tag or a wedding table. One scan opens the track or playlist in Spotify, ready to play.

Create a Spotify QR code How it works

Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.

Songs, albums, playlists and podcasts
Opens with the normal phone camera
Swap the playlist after printing

Friday night mix

Opens the playlist in Spotify

What a Spotify QR code is

It is a QR code that holds a link to something on Spotify: a song, an album, an artist page, a playlist or a podcast episode. Scan it with the camera and the phone opens it in the Spotify app, or in the web player if the app is not installed.

Because it is a dynamic code, you can change where it points. Release a new single, refresh a seasonal playlist or move on to this week's episode, and the printed code follows.

Ways to use it

Artists and bands

Put it on posters, stickers and merch so a new fan can listen while the gig is still ringing in their ears.

Shops, gyms and cafes

Share the playlist people keep asking about. A small sign by the speaker or the till is enough.

Weddings and parties

Print it on the table card so guests can find the playlist from the night, or add songs to a shared one.

Podcasts

Put the show on flyers, book covers or slides, and point the code at the newest episode each week.

Gifts

Make a playlist for someone and slip the code inside their birthday card.

How to make one

1
Copy the Spotify link
In Spotify, tap the three dots next to the song, album, playlist or episode, then Share and Copy link. On a computer, right-click it and choose Share, then copy the link.
2
Paste it into a website code
Pick the Website type and paste the link. Name the code after the playlist so you can find it later.
3
Design and test
Use dark green or black dots on a light background, add a frame like "Press play" and scan a test print.

Create a Spotify QR code

No account needed to design and preview.

Before you print

Spotify Codes or a QR code?

Spotify has its own scannable codes, a row of bars like a sound wave shown on a song's share card. They only work inside the Spotify app: people have to open Spotify, tap the camera in Search and scan from there.

A QR code opens with the phone's normal camera, which everyone already knows how to use. Ours also shows how many people scanned it and lets you point it at a new playlist later, which a Spotify Code cannot do.

One plan, every feature

Dynamic codes, scan stats, your logo and frames, hosted pages and every file format are in every plan. Plans renew until you cancel.

See plans and terms

7-day trial
then $39.99 every 4 weeks
$1.00
Quarterly
every 3 months, about $29.99 a month
$89.99
Annual
every year, about $19.99 a month
$239.99

Questions

Still stuck?

Read the help center or email [email protected].

Does the code open the Spotify app?

Yes. On phones with Spotify installed, the link opens straight in the app. Without the app it opens Spotify's web player in the browser.

Can I link a podcast episode?

Yes. Copy the link of the show or of a single episode. To keep promoting the newest one, link the show page, or update the link in your dashboard each week.

Can I change the song after printing?

Yes. Paste a new Spotify link in your dashboard. Nothing on the poster or sticker changes, and the next person who scans hears the new music.

Can it link to Apple Music or YouTube Music too?

The code opens whatever link you give it. For one page with Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube buttons side by side, use the Links type instead.

Is this an official Spotify product?

No. We are not affiliated with Spotify. The code is a link to Spotify content that anyone can open.

Still stuck?

Read the help center or email [email protected].

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