Scan. Tap.
You're there.

1. Open the built-in Camera app. No extra app needed.
2. Point the back camera at the code so the whole square is on screen. Hold steady for a second. You don't need to take a photo.
3. Tap the yellow link.wogd.com button that pops up.

Nothing pops up?

• Turn on Settings → Camera → Scan QR Codes.
• Use the Code Scanner: swipe down from the top-right corner to open Control Center and tap the QR icon. (Add it in Settings → Control Center if it isn't there.)
• Code in a photo or screenshot? Open it in Photos, then touch and hold the code and tap the link.

1. Open your Camera app. Most Android phones (Pixel, Samsung Galaxy and others) read QR codes right in the camera.
2. Point it at the code so the whole square is on screen and hold steady.
3. Tap the link or pop-up that appears.

Nothing pops up?

• Swipe down twice from the top of the screen and tap the Scan QR code tile in Quick Settings.
• Use Google Lens: tap the Lens icon in the Google app or search bar and point it at the code.
• Samsung: open the Camera, tap the settings gear, and turn on Scan QR codes.
• Code in a screenshot? Open it in Google Photos and tap Lens.

Scanning off a screen or video

• Pause the video on the code.
• Hold your phone about an arm's length away, then move closer until the code fills most of the camera view.
• Tilt slightly if glare or reflections cover the code.
• Still stuck? Type the short link instead. It's printed next to every code, like link.wogd.com/ZRP.

See where a code goes first

Every WOGD short link can be previewed before you visit. Add a + to the end of the address, like link.wogd.com/ZRP+, to see the destination and the code itself without being sent anywhere.

A code that doesn't work? Let us know and we'll fix it.