> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.biq.li/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Delete a standalone QR code

> Delete a standalone QR code and understand the permanent effects.

Deleting a dynamic QR code removes its managed destination. Printed and downloaded copies cannot be recalled and will no longer resolve through that record.

Deleting a saved static QR record does not erase images already downloaded because their content is embedded in the QR itself.

Check where a code is published and save any needed analytics or design files before confirming deletion.

## Before deleting

1. Confirm the active workspace and QR ID.
2. Identify websites, documents, signs, packaging, and saved assets using it.
3. Export or record dynamic scan analytics you need.
4. Prepare a replacement image when the placement must continue working.
5. Confirm the deletion warning.

## After deletion

A dynamic record is no longer retrievable through the dashboard or API and its
managed destination stops working. Deletion does not remove copies from other
systems.

A static downloaded image remains scannable because its payload is inside the
image. Deleting its Biqli management record only removes the saved dashboard
resource.

If the goal is to change a dynamic destination, edit the record instead of
deleting it so the printed pattern remains useful.

## Frequently asked questions

### Can Biqli recall a downloaded image?

No. Remove it from every website, document, or design system where it was
published.

### Can a deleted dynamic code be edited?

No. Treat deletion as permanent and create a replacement with a new tested
image.

### Why does a deleted static image still scan?

Its content is encoded directly in the downloaded image and does not depend on
the saved Biqli record.