How to make a QR code for an event or tickets
A flyer is printed once and the event details change. A code that opens a live event page fixes the date, the venue and the sold-out notice in one place.
This works with any ticketing or RSVP page that has a public link.
How do I make a QR code for an event page?
Copy the public link of your event or ticket page, make a dynamic code that opens it, and print it on posters, invitations and tables. Keep the date, time and place printed beside the code too.
What should the event page show?
Date, time, place, price, how to register, and what to do if the event is full or changes. Add a map link and a contact.
Why use a dynamic code for events?
Events are rescheduled, renamed and repeated. A dynamic code can point to this month's event now, and next month's later, without reprinting the poster.
| Stage | Code opens |
|---|---|
| Before | Registration or tickets |
| During | Schedule and map |
| After | Photos and feedback |
Questions
Do I need a ticketing tool?
The code opens whatever page you give it. Ticket sales are handled by that page.
Can I reuse the poster?
Yes. Change the destination for the next event.
Cost?
$3 once per code.
Does it work for free events?
Yes, for RSVPs and reminders.
Can I link a recurring event?
Yes, link to a page that always shows the next date.
Can the page show a countdown?
That depends on the page tool you use.
Get a dynamic QR code for $3
Pay once. Pick the page your code opens, print it wherever you need it, and change the page whenever you like.