This free event QR code generator runs entirely in your browser: paste a link, pick a size, and download it to print or share.
Once your code looks right, download it and place it where your guests will see it.
Download your codeA code only helps if a guest can reach it without thinking. Match the size above to where it will be seen.
Print it on badges, lanyards or the welcome desk, so it's the first thing a guest sees when they arrive.
A small code on a table card or menu means a guest can reach the gallery without asking anyone for a link.
A larger code on a step-and-repeat wall, a poster or a screen at the entrance still scans well from a few steps away.
It also works well on the invitation and the confirmation email. Since the same code keeps opening the same link, signage can be printed well before the day.
This tool makes a plain QR code for any link you give it. With an Eventiere event, the code is created for you automatically when you publish, and it opens your event's gallery, where each guest finds their own photos by taking a selfie or entering a bib number. Guests need no app and nothing to install.
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Yes. There's no account, no watermark and no limit on how many codes you create. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded or stored anywhere.
No. It's built directly from the link you type, so it keeps working for as long as that link does. There's no separate service that could switch it off.
A small size is enough for something guests see close up, like a table card or a badge. Choose a larger size for a poster, a banner or a wall guests might scan from further away.
No. Your QR code is created entirely on your own device, and the link you paste never leaves it.
Yes. It works for any event and any link: a wedding gallery, a party invitation, a conference registration form or anything else you want guests to open with a scan.
Any link. For Eventiere events, that's usually the event page, where guests find their own photos, but the tool works with any web address you paste in.