QR Codes for Events & Tickets
Run smoother events with QR codes for every touchpoint.
From the ticket to the after-event survey, dynamic QR codes let you point attendees to exactly the right page at the right time - and change it as the event unfolds. Print the schedule code once; redirect it from 'agenda' to 'feedback form' when the day ends.
Why use a dynamic QR code for this
One code, many destinations over time
Before: registration. During: live schedule. After: feedback survey. Same printed code.
Real-time scan tracking
Watch check-ins roll in and see peak arrival times by the minute.
Less printing, fewer mistakes
Venue changed? Update the link instead of reprinting every badge.
How to set it up
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Create codes for tickets, schedule, venue map, and feedback.
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Print them on badges, signage, and programs.
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Redirect each code as the event progresses.
Before you print it
If your events & tickets code may ever need to point somewhere else, create it as a dynamic QR code you can edit after printing. The printed pattern never changes; only the destination behind it does. It also means you can track every scan by day, device, and location and see which placement actually worked.
Events & tickets FAQ
Can I track attendance with QR codes?
Yes. Each scan is logged with time and device, so you can see arrival patterns and engagement across the event.
Can I use one QR code on the badge for check-in and something else afterwards?
You can repoint a dynamic code at any time, so the badge code can open the agenda during the event and the feedback form once it ends. What QRmkr does not do is validate or scan tickets at the door: we generate and redirect codes, we are not a ticketing or admission scanner. If you need one-time entry validation, keep your ticketing tool for the door and use QRmkr codes for the informational touchpoints.
How do I print hundreds of unique codes for badges or tickets?
Use the bulk generator: you upload a CSV of destinations and get back a ZIP of code images, one per row. Download them as SVG so your badge printer can place them at any size without quality loss. Keep the CSV as your record of which code went to which attendee or ticket.
How large should the QR code be on a stage banner or a pull-up stand?
Size it by scanning distance: a code reads from roughly ten times its own width, so a code people scan from three metres back needs to be about 30 cm across. On a pull-up banner that usually means 20 to 30 cm; on a lectern sign or a table card, 3 to 5 cm is plenty. Print from the SVG and keep clear space around the code so the banner artwork does not crowd it.
Do I need an account to make one?
Not for a static code - the generator runs in your browser and you can download without signing up. An account is only needed for dynamic codes, which have to live somewhere so you can edit them later.
General questions about how QR codes work, what they cost and how to print them are answered on the QR code FAQ.
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