QR code for your event

An event QR code sends people from a flyer, poster or ticket to the page with details, tickets, a schedule or a map. Organizers, venues, schools and shops use it for concerts, markets, seminars and sales. It saves visitors from typing a long web address.

How to make an event QR code

1. Put the event details online and copy the public link to that page.
2. Paste the link into the box above.
3. Download the QR code as SVG for posters and flyers, or PNG for screens.
4. Scan it with your phone before sending anything to the printer.
5. Place it on the flyer, poster or ticket with a short call to action.

Tips for flyers and posters

• For a poster viewed from 2 m away, make the code at least 10 cm wide. A flyer needs about 2 to 3 cm.
• Keep a blank margin around the code and don't put text or images over it.
• Add a line such as "Scan for tickets and schedule" so people know why to scan.
• The destination page should work well on a phone: date, place and a clear button come first.
• Link to a page that will still exist after the event, or tell people it ends.
• Test the printed proof on iPhone and Android before the full print run.

FAQ

Can I point it at tickets now and the schedule later?

Not with this free QR code — the link is fixed once you print it. A paid plan lets you change the destination any time.

Does it work on posters and printed tickets?

Yes — download the SVG for the sharpest print quality at any size.

Do I need an account?

No. This tool works without signing up.

Do free QR codes expire?

No. This plain QR code contains your link itself, so it never expires. It stops working only if the event page is taken down.

Can I track how many people scan it?

Not with this free QR code. Paid plans have scan stats by day, country and device.