Yes, you create your QR codes from the GS1 identifiers you already have for your products (GTINs) and your locations (GLNs).
My Numberbank supports GTINs and GLNs for generating QR codes powered by GS1.
Once you’ve chosen the domain you want to use, My Numberbank can automatically generate a GS1 Digital Link URI for any of your GTINs or GLNs and also provide a downloadable QR image based on the options selected by the user.
For a step-by-step guide on how to create your first QR code in My Numberbank, visit the link below.
Yes, you can create a QR code symbol, downloadable in a choice of formats. that follows GS1 standards.
Basic provides standard QR codes powered by GS1 that link to a single online destination. Premium adds enhanced capabilities, including mobile optimised product landing pages, dynamic link management and multi‑language support.
Whilst you can’t change the QR code itself after printing, you will be able to change the links that QR code points to without needing to reprint your packaging.
Yes — Premium includes mobile-friendly, consumer-facing landing pages.
For more information on QR Premium landing pages, see the article below.
Yes — you can utilise your own domain or subdomain within the QR code to give you full control and to increase consumer trust.
For more information on setting up and using a brand domain, see the article below.
Yes — QR codes can include GS1‑branded visual elements to support trust and to indicate that this is a QR code that does more.
My Numberbank lets you manage and update redirect links directly in the platform whenever you need to.
Pricing is available in My GS1 — please check for the latest subscription information.
Any links created using QR Premium will no longer be active, meaning the mobile landing page and any secondary links will stop working. Users will need to revert to a single destination link using QR Basic.
Yes — My Numberbank follows the GS1 Digital Link standard to ensure full compatibility with retailers and partners. Though brands need to ensure that the QR that ends up on pack meets GS1 compliance around size, placement, quality, etc.
You can find additional FAQs, guides, and support in the GS1 UK knowledge hub.