June 15, 2026
Cleaner Create and Edit pages
The Create and Edit pages now group all customization options into the same four tabs: Style, Logo, Frame, and Border. The Save button stays visible at the bottom of the page as you edit, so you no longer need to scroll back down to apply your changes. Same features, less scrolling.
June 15, 2026
Decorative borders for your QR codes
You can now wrap any QR code in a solid or rounded decorative border, with your choice of color and width up to 20 pixels. Add it on the create page or apply it later from the edit page, and remove or change it anytime without recreating the QR. Available on Starter and Pro plans.
June 15, 2026
Edit or remove your QR code logo
You can now change or remove the center logo on an existing QR code from its edit page, without recreating the QR. The short URL and printed pattern stay the same, so any QR codes you have already printed keep working with the new (or removed) logo. Available on Starter and Pro plans.
June 15, 2026
Custom domains for Pro plans
Pro users can now serve their QR codes from their own branded subdomain, like qr.yourbusiness.com, instead of aqrhub.com. New QR codes you generate automatically use your domain, and already printed QR codes keep working through aqrhub.com so nothing breaks. Add your subdomain from the new Custom Domain page in your account settings.
May 13, 2026
More accurate scan analytics
QR scan counts are now filtered to exclude hits from email security scanners (Microsoft SafeLinks, Google Safe Browsing, Proofpoint, Mimecast, Barracuda) and known bots. These scanners automatically open URLs in emails to check for malware, and we were previously counting each of those as a real scan.
What changed in your dashboard:
- A new "Verified human scans" metric is now the primary number on your analytics
- "Total redirects" is shown as a secondary number so you can still see the raw count
- When filtered scans are present, we tell you how many were filtered and why
Your existing scan data has been reclassified, so your historical numbers may now be lower, but they reflect actual human engagement more accurately. This matters most if you're sharing QR codes via corporate email systems, where security scanners can inflate counts by 3 to 5 times.