You need to set up a 301 redirect in Webflow to ensure that scanned QR codes still direct users to the correct page. The built-in 301 Redirects section in Webflow works only for paths (e.g., /old-page
to /new-page
), so if you’re trying to redirect a full domain-based URL, you may need a different workaround.
/old-page
)./new-page
or an external URL like https://newsite.com
).https://example.com/old-page
), the redirect should work as long as you’ve set it up correctly.If Webflow’s 301 Redirects don’t work because the old URL includes the domain and cannot be modified, use a custom redirect via an external service like:
If your QR code links to a path within your domain, a Webflow 301 Redirect should work. If it links to an old domain, you need to set up a domain-level redirect in Cloudflare or your domain registrar. If all else fails, manually create a placeholder page in Webflow at the old URL with a JavaScript redirect to send visitors to the new URL.