--- title: "Migrate from QR Tiger to reRoute" description: "Recreate QR Tiger destinations as rrte.link dynamic links. A printed code that encodes qr1.be (or a QR Tiger white-label domain) still resolves through QR Tiger. No documented bulk destination export." canonical: https://reroutehq.com/migrate/qr-tiger --- # Migrate from QR Tiger to reRoute Recreate QR Tiger destinations as rrte.link dynamic links. A printed code that encodes qr1.be (or a QR Tiger white-label domain) still resolves through QR Tiger. No documented bulk destination export. CSV: generic importer. HTML: [/migrate/qr-tiger](/migrate/qr-tiger). Comparison: [/vs/qr-tiger.md](/vs/qr-tiger.md). Export path checked 2026-08-22: https://www.qrcode-tiger.com/how-do-i-set-up-your-own-domain-to-a-dynamic-qr-code-generator-white-label. ## Steps ### 1. Export from QR Tiger QR Tiger documents CSV upload to create bulk codes, and CSV download of scan analytics — not a roster export of destinations. Copy destination URLs from the dashboard into a spreadsheet with a Destination or URL column. Dynamic codes encode qr1.be/… by default (or your white-label domain). There is no branded QR Tiger parser. ### 2. Upload the CSV Sign in and open /dashboard/links/import, or start from /import if you do not have an account yet. Rows without a usable http(s) destination are counted and reported, never silently dropped. ### 3. Read the new addresses as rrte.link Each imported row becomes a new dynamic link. A back-half such as launch-2026 becomes rrte.link/launch-2026 when that back-half is free. If it is taken, reserved, or duplicated in the file, that row gets a fresh short ID and the rest of the import continues. The QR Tiger URL itself is not transferred — no provider can take over another provider's domain. ### 4. Read the quota skip report The import creates links up to the remaining quota on your plan and tells you exactly how many were skipped. Upgrade and re-run the file for the rest whenever you like. ### 5. Treat imported links as ordinary dynamic links They pick up scan analytics from the first scan after import. You can add routing, expiry, a password or retargeting afterwards. Once a link exists here, it keeps redirecting forever, even if you cancel a paid plan. Plan limits only apply to creating new links. ### 6. Reprint anything that still encodes the old address While the old QR Tiger account is active, and if that plan still lets you edit destinations, you can repoint those qr1.be links at the new rrte.link addresses so existing prints keep working during the switch. For every new print run, encode the rrte.link address. ## What this will not do - Import creates new rrte.link addresses. It cannot take over qr1.be short URLs — those still resolve through QR Tiger. - Scan history, passwords, expiry dates and branded domains from the other provider do not come across. Only the destination, an available back-half, the title and the tags. - QR Tiger documents bulk CSV upload to create codes, and analytics CSV download — not a bulk destination roster. Copy destinations from the dashboard. - The free plan includes 3 dynamic links. A larger file imports up to the remaining quota and reports the rest as skipped. Paid plans are unlimited. - One upload is capped at 1000 rows and 2 MB. Split a larger export and run the import again — taken back-halves receive new short IDs. ## Frequently asked questions ### Will my printed QR Tiger QR codes start using reRoute after I import? No. A QR code that already encodes qr1.be short URLs still resolves through QR Tiger. Import creates a new rrte.link address for each row; it cannot rewrite ink. Keep the old QR Tiger links pointed at the right destinations until you reprint, and encode rrte.link on everything new. ### Do custom back-halves survive the move? Yes, when they are free and syntactically valid (3–50 characters, letters, numbers, underscore or hyphen). If a back-half is taken, reserved, or appears twice in the file, that row gets a fresh short ID and the rest of the import continues. ### What happens to rows over my plan's limit? They are counted and reported as skipped. The import creates everything that fits, then tells you how many did not. Upgrade and upload the file again for the rest — nothing is silently discarded. ### Do imported links die if I stop paying? No. Once a link exists it keeps redirecting, including on the free plan. We never pause links, inject ads, or hold printed QR codes hostage. Plan limits only apply to creating new links. Destination edits on those existing links stay unlimited, and analytics history is preserved if you resubscribe. ### Does click or scan history come with the CSV? No. The export gives us destinations, back-halves, titles and tags. Analytics start from the first scan of the new rrte.link address. ### Is there a branded QR Tiger importer? No branded parser. QR Tiger documents CSV upload to create bulk codes, and CSV download of scan analytics — not a roster export of destinations. Copy destination URLs from the dashboard into a spreadsheet with a Destination or URL column. Dynamic codes encode qr1.be/… by default (or your white-label domain). There is no branded QR Tiger parser. ## Related - [All migration guides](/migrate.md) - [reRoute vs QR Tiger](/vs/qr-tiger.md) - [CSV importer](/import) - [Pricing](/pricing.md) - Export source: https://www.qrcode-tiger.com/how-do-i-set-up-your-own-domain-to-a-dynamic-qr-code-generator-white-label