Events

QR codes for events and tickets

Print one code on badges, tickets and posters, then re-point it as the event moves through its phases: programme before the doors open, live schedule during the day, feedback form once it ends. Every scan is counted, so you see engagement in real time.

  • Re-point the same code across the pre-event, live and post-event phases
  • Scheduled switching so the change happens without you being at a laptop
  • Real-time scan counts to see which signage actually works
  • Language routing for international audiences

Create your event 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.

A code that follows the agenda

Badges and printed programmes are produced weeks ahead, while the content keeps moving until the last minute. A dynamic code decouples the two: the artwork is fixed, the destination is not, and scheduling flips it at the exact time your programme starts.

Signage that gets scanned

Size the code for the distance: about 10 cm per side for a scan from one metre, 30 cm for a banner read from three. Place it at eye level, keep the quiet zone clear, and always add a short line explaining what the visitor gets.

Questions, answered

Can I use these codes for ticket validation?
Qreator generates and tracks codes; validation happens in your ticketing system. Many organisers use a Qreator code for information and their ticketing provider's code for entry scanning.
Can I change the destination during the event?
Yes, instantly from the dashboard, or automatically with a scheduled activation and expiry date.
Can different countries see different pages?
Yes. Country and language rules route scans to the right version of your event page.

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.