Free QR codes for Events & Conferences.
Streamline events with QR codes. Share schedules, venue WiFi, speaker details, feedback forms, and networking contacts - all with a single scan.
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Higher levels make the code scannable even when partially damaged.
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Six real ways teams like yours turn a scan into a conversion, a visit, or a follow.
Event Schedule
Link to a digital schedule PDF that updates as sessions change - no reprinting needed.
Make this QRSpeaker Profiles
Let attendees learn more about speakers with QR codes linking to their bios or social profiles.
Make this QRNetworking
Add vCard QR codes to badges so attendees exchange contact details effortlessly.
Make this QRFeedback & Surveys
Collect post-session feedback by linking to survey forms via QR codes on seats.
Make this QRVenue Directions
Guide attendees from parking to the venue with location QR codes on signage.
Make this QRWhat a event actually gets out of QR codes
Not marketing fluff. The concrete outcomes teams see after week one.
Eliminate printed schedules
update digitally and save money
Reduce WiFi support questions with self-service QR codes
Increase networking with frictionless contact exchange
Boost feedback response rates with easy QR code access to surveys
Improve attendee experience with instant access to everything they need
Where to place your QR codes
Print, stick, or paste. These are the spots where scan rates are highest.
Recommended QR code types for events & conferences
The types teams pick first when they set up their first event.
What events & conferences teams ask most
Straight answers to the questions people ask before printing a event QR.
Yes - most ticketing platforms (Eventbrite, RSVPify, Cvent) issue their own scannable entry codes. Alongside those, custom QR codes shine for schedules, speaker bios, WiFi, and networking - non-critical touchpoints that reduce printing and staff questions.
Print your vCard QR code (name, title, company, email) on the badge front. Attendees exchange contacts by scanning each other's badges - much faster and more accurate than typing details from a paper card.
The scanner (phone camera) works offline, but the destination usually needs internet. For offline venues, encode content directly in a static QR (a schedule PDF cached on the phone, a vCard, or WiFi credentials) so the scan works without a connection.
At least 2 x 2 cm (about 0.8 inch). Badges are scanned close-up, so smaller is fine - but keep contrast strong (dark on light) and avoid printing over glossy or textured lanyard materials that reflect.
Yes - schedules change. A dynamic QR (Pro) lets you swap in the latest agenda without reprinting badges or signage. Static works only if the schedule is truly final at print time, which rarely happens.
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