Museums

Museum and exhibition QR code template

Wall labels are printed once and read by visitors in a dozen languages. The museum template gives each artwork a dynamic code that opens an exhibit page — text, audio guide, credits — and can serve a different language automatically.

  • Language rules: the same label opens the visitor's own language
  • Prefilled exhibit page with description, audio link and credits
  • One code per artwork, so you learn which rooms hold attention
  • Discreet, high-contrast preset that fits next to a caption

Create your exhibition QR code

1

Pick a type

Seven payload formats, encoded directly into the code.

2

Design it

Colors, module shapes, frames and a logo.

Presets
Modules
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Background
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No credit card to generate. Vector export and saved codes need a free account.

Multilingual without multiplying labels

Add one destination rule per language and the printed label stays a single small code. Visitors get the text they can read, and you keep the wall typography clean.

Read the exhibition, not just the tickets

Per-artwork scan counts show which pieces visitors actually stop at, by day and by hour. That is curatorial feedback you cannot get from the ticket desk.

Questions, answered

Can the same label serve several languages?
Yes. Language rules pick the destination from the visitor's browser language, with a default fallback.
Can it link to an audio guide?
Yes. The prefilled exhibit page has a button block for audio, video or a transcript.
Does it work offline in a gallery with poor signal?
The scan needs connectivity, so keep destination pages light — the template's page is text-first for that reason.

Free tools and guides

Decode an existing code, generate a batch from a CSV, build a tracked URL, or read the print guides behind these recommendations.