qr1.to

I scanned a code and landed here

You reached the bare domain rather than a link. A real one has a short code after the slash, like qr1.to/H7K2. Scan again, filling the frame with the code.

Is a qr1.to link safe to open?

A link goes wherever the person who made it pointed it, so treat it like any other link someone hands you. It answers with a plain redirect — no interstitial, no frame — so the address bar shows the real destination immediately.

Why are the codes in capital letters?

QR codes have a compact mode covering only uppercase letters and digits. Staying inside it means fewer modules and bigger squares, so the code still scans when printed small.

Do the links expire?

No. A printed code can outlive the campaign that made it. The destination can be repointed later — the printed code keeps working and leads somewhere new.

What gets recorded?

A scan records the short code, the destination, and the requesting IP address. No cookies are set.