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How it works

Multi-page landing pages are available on the Standard Plan and above. On a lower plan a QR Code is limited to a single page.
When a QR Code has more than one page, visitors need a way to move between them. Each page has a name and can have an icon; these show up in the navigation controls. Navigation appears automatically as soon as a QR Code has a second page — there’s nothing separate to turn on.
Navigation style is a single, QR-wide setting — not a per-page choice. Every page on the QR Code uses the same style.
The Page Settings dialog offers exactly three styles: Bottom, Top, and None.
Page settings dialog showing QR Code name field and a Navigation style picker with three visual cards: Bottom (selected)

Page settings — Navigation style: Bottom, Top, or None

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Bottom

A row of tabs anchored to the bottom of the screen — the default and most familiar pattern for mobile visitors, similar to the tab bar in most mobile apps.

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Top

A horizontal tab bar at the top of the page content. Works well when the page has a prominent header block and you want navigation to read as a section switcher.

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None

No navigation controls are shown. Visitors only move between pages through whatever links or buttons you build into the content itself.
There is no “Sidebar” navigation style. If you’re working from older documentation or notes that mention a slide-out sidebar drawer for page navigation, that feature doesn’t exist in the current page builder — only Bottom, Top, and None are available.

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Configuring navigation

1

Open Page Settings

Click the gear icon next to the Pages list in the left sidebar, or click Settings in the header.
2

Choose a navigation style

Under Navigation style, pick Bottom, Top, or None.
3

Set each page's icon and label

Click a page in the Pages list to give it an icon; this shows in the Bottom and Top navigation styles.
4

Reorder pages if needed

Drag pages in the list — the order here matches the order visitors see in the navigation.
For the full list of page types you can add and how each one behaves, see Page types.
  • Page types — the page types you can add to a multi-page site
  • Page Builder overview — where Page Settings and the Pages list live in the editor
  • Page security — password-protecting an individual page that still appears in navigation