- In Canva, QR codes do not expire, and as long as the linked URL is active, the code will work.\n\nGetting Started with Generating QR Codes\nTo add a static QR code to your Canva design, follow these simple steps:\n1. Open your design in Canva.\n2. Navigate to the side panel in the editor and click on **Apps**.\n3. Select the **QR Code** app.\n4. Enter the URL you wish to link to and click **Generate code**. Your QR code will be generated and added to your design automatically.\n\nCreating Dynamic and Customizable QR Codes\nDynamic QR codes are now available through Canva using the Hovercode app, allowing you to customize your codes with logos, borders, and brand colors.\nTo create a dynamic QR code:\n- You will need to have a Hovercode account.\n- Follow the same initial app selection steps as with static QR codes to find **Dynamic QR Codes** in the apps panel or search bar.\n- Choose whether to incorporate the QR code into an existing or new design.\n- Connect your Hovercode account when prompted.\n- Customize your QR code to fit your design needs and add it to your project.\n\nTroubleshooting Common QR Code Issues\nIf you’ve generated a QR code but it’s not working as expected, consider the following:\n- Ensure you’re using the **Dynamic QR Code** app if updating a link on a generated code.\n- If you accidentally used a QR code from Canva’s element library, remember that these may not contain active links. Try generating the QR code again through the app.\n\nFeel free to explore various features and make the most of QR codes in Canva. If you encounter issues that aren't addressed here, we value your feedback to help us improve our service. Let us know how we can assist you further.
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