Fill in the title and start date, then add a time, location or details.
The generator creates a QR code that holds the event details.
Use PNG for digital sharing or SVG for printed event material.
Create a QR code that saves your event to a calendar.
Your QR will appear here
Paste a link on the left to begin.
Create an Event QR code from the event title, date, time, and location. Use the QR code on tickets, posters, invitations, badges, booth signs, and programs so guests can save the event to their calendar with one scan.
Fill in the title and start date, then add a time, location or details.
The generator creates a QR code that holds the event details.
Use PNG for digital sharing or SVG for printed event material.
Confirm the event title, date, start time, and location.
Fill in each field. Leave the start time empty for an all-day event.
Scan the QR code and check the event your phone offers to save.
Place the QR code on tickets, posters, badges, or programs.
Guests scan instead of typing the date and place into their calendar.
The details are stored in the code itself, so no event page is needed.
Tickets, posters, badges, and programs can all carry the QR code.
Signs and booths can share session times and rooms.
| Event field | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Title | Names the event in the guest's calendar |
| Date and time | Sets when it starts and ends. Leave the time empty for an all-day event |
| Location | Adds the venue, room, or address |
| Details | Adds a short note, such as when doors open |
Place the QR code on badges, booths, and programs for session times.
Add the QR code to invitations and welcome signs for event details.
Use the QR code on posters and handouts so attendees can save the session.
Put the QR code on flyers, tickets, and venue signs.
Share dates and places for school events from printed material.
Most phones show the event and offer to add it to the calendar, with the title, date, time, and location filled in.
Yes. Use SVG for tickets, posters, badges, programs, invitations, and venue signs.
Not this one. It holds the event details themselves. To open a registration or event page, paste that link into the generator on the LinkToQR homepage.
No. The details are stored in the code, so a new date or place needs a new code. If details may change, make a QR code for an event page on the LinkToQR homepage instead.
Use SVG for Event QR codes on printed material such as cards, signs, labels, packaging, flyers, and posters. Use PNG for Event QR codes on websites, messages, slides, and quick digital sharing.
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