QRaft vs QR TIGER
Two different tools for two different jobs: free static codes vs paid dynamic tracking. Here's how to pick.
Try QRaft free →QR TIGER is built around dynamic QR codes — ones that point to a short link you can edit later and whose scans are tracked — which is a paid, account-based product. QRaft is built around static QR codes: the data is baked into the code itself, so it's free, private, and never expires. If you don't need scan analytics or to change a code after it's printed, static is simpler and cheaper.
Side-by-side
| Feature | QRaft | QR TIGER |
|---|---|---|
| Free static QR codes | Yes | Limited free tier |
| Account required | No | Sign-up needed |
| Subscription for full features | None | Paid plans |
| Codes keep working forever | Yes (static) | Static: yes · Dynamic: needs active plan |
| Runs fully in your browser | Yes | — |
| 1D barcodes (Code 128, EAN, UPC) | Yes | No |
| Scan analytics & editable destination | No | Yes |
Based on each tool's published offering at the time of writing. Features and pricing can change — check each site for the latest.
Which should you use?
- Choose QRaft for free, permanent QR codes and barcodes you print once and forget — menus, WiFi, vCards, packaging, flyers.
- Choose QR TIGER if you specifically need dynamic codes: live scan analytics, A/B testing, or changing the destination URL after printing.
FAQ
Will a QRaft code ever stop working?
No. Static codes encode your data directly, so there's no server or subscription that can switch them off.
Is there a watermark?
No. QRaft adds nothing to your downloads — the code is entirely yours.
Does QRaft track scans?
No. QRaft is privacy-first and static, so it can't and doesn't track who scans your code.