Generate a QR code to easily test your app's deeplinks and universal links on a mobile device.
Enter the full URI, including the scheme (e.g., https:// or customapp://).
- Enter your app's URI in the input field.
- A QR code will be generated automatically.
- Open the camera on your mobile test device.
- Scan the QR code on your screen.
- Tap the notification to open the link.
Enter a valid URI to generate a QR code
The Mobile Deeplink Tester is an essential utility for any mobile app developer. It provides a simple and instantaneous way to test your application's deeplinks (also known as custom URL schemes or app URIs), Universal Links (iOS), and App Links (Android). Instead of manually creating QR codes or sending links to your test device, this tool generates a QR code from your URI on the fly.
Scanning the code with your mobile device's camera will immediately attempt to open the link, allowing you to verify that your app's routing is configured correctly and that it opens to the right screen with the correct parameters. This is crucial for testing user flows, marketing campaigns, and integrations that rely on deeplinking.
For more details on implementation, refer to the official documentation:
- Enter your full deeplink URI into the input field. Examples include:
- Custom URL Scheme:
yourapp://product/12345 - iOS Universal Link:
https://www.yourapp.com/user/profile - Android App Link:
https://yourexample.com/products/item-a
- Custom URL Scheme:
- As you type, a QR code will be generated in real-time in the preview area.
- Open the camera app on your iOS or Android test device.
- Point the camera at the QR code displayed on your screen.
- A notification should appear on your device to open the link. Tap it to test your deeplink.
- If your app is not installed or the link is not configured correctly, your device will either do nothing or attempt to open the URL in a web browser.
This tool works by encoding the exact string you provide into a QR code. Ensure your URI is correctly formatted. No data is sent to our servers, the QR code is generated entirely within your browser.