Create a QR Code that plays an audio file from a landing page, using the Audio template in the page builder, for tours, narration, and recorded messages.
An audio page plays sound on scan — a narrated story, a track list, a voice message — through a dedicated Audio Player block rather than a generic media embed. It’s a full page-builder page (not a separate upload-only utility): the player is one block among the page builder’s block types, so you can combine it with other blocks or start it from a template.
As with the other categories on this page, “Audio QR Code” is reached through the Build a Page flow filtered to the Audio tag — there’s no separate upload-and-generate route for audio.
From QR Codes → Create QR Code (/qr/create), click the Build a Page card.
2
Filter the gallery by Audio
On Choose a template (/qr/new), click the Audio tag. This tag filters to a single template: Short Story Narrations.
The template gallery filtered to the Audio tag — only one template is available
Audio has the thinnest template selection of any tagged category in the gallery — only one option. If Short Story Narrations’ dark, literary styling doesn’t fit your use case, start from Start Blank and add the Audio Player block yourself; it’s a first-class block type, not tied to this one template.
3
Preview and select the template
Click the card to open its preview panel, then Use this template.
4
Land in the page builder
Selecting it opens the builder at /qr/new/landing?template=audio-short-stories. The canvas shows a dark, book-like mobile preview listing two audio tracks (“The Black Cat — Edgar Allan Poe” and “Markheim — Robert Louis Stevenson”), and the left-hand blocks panel lists exactly one block: Audio Player.
The page builder canvas after opening the Short Story Narrations audio template
Reaching this canvas confirms the flow — publishing isn’t required to verify it. Open the Audio Player block to upload your own tracks, then use Publish from the top bar when ready.
To create an audio-style QR Code through the API rather than the UI, use category ID 16 (labeled Audio) — see Create QR Code for the full request schema and Category List for the complete ID-to-label mapping.
