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Free wedding QR code generator

Paste your link, choose colours and a label, then download a print-ready QR code. Free, no sign-up, and it never expires.

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How to use the wedding qr code generator

  1. Paste your wedding link into the box.
  2. Pick colours that match your invite design.
  3. Add a short label so guests know what it is.
  4. Choose PNG, SVG or PDF to download.
  5. Test the code on your phone before printing.

How to use a free QR code for your wedding invitation

A QR code is a small square that guests can scan with their phone. It takes them straight to your wedding website, RSVP page or photo gallery. This is a simple way to share details without printing pages of text.

Start by choosing the link you want to use. Then pick colours that sit well with your invitation design. Add a short label so guests know what they are scanning. Download the file in the format you need and test it on a phone before you print.

Keep the code large enough to scan easily. Place it near the relevant details on your invite. If you change your website link later, update the QR code and re-print.

When to add a QR code to your wedding stationery

Add your QR code once your website or RSVP page is ready. This avoids printing details you may need to change later. It is also useful for events that happen after the main wedding, such as a welcome drink or farewell breakfast.

  • Use one code for the main wedding website.
  • Use a second code for RSVP if you prefer a separate page.
  • Add a third code to your photo gallery or gift list.

Give yourself time to test each code. Check that it works on both iPhone and Android before you send anything out.

Tips for printing a wedding QR code

Print your QR code in a format that keeps it sharp. SVG works well for large signs and backdrops. Use PNG for invitations and PDF if you are sending files to a printer.

Make sure there is enough white space around the code. Crowding it with text or images can make it hard to scan. Test the printed version with a few different phones before you order the full print run.

If you are reusing the code for several events, label each one clearly. Guests should know whether they are scanning for the website, RSVP or photos.

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