Paste the link for your photo album, RSVP form or wedding website, style the code in your colors and download a print-ready PNG or PDF. No account needed.
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A wedding QR code is a printed square that opens one web page when a guest points a phone camera at it, like your photo album, RSVP form or wedding website. To make one free, paste that page's link into the tool above, style it, download a PNG or PDF, and test a printed proof before printing the rest.
Watch a guest scan a wedding QR code at the table and add photos from the browser, no app and no account. Every code you print can open the same album.
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One code, one job. Decide what the guest should do at the moment they hold the card or sit at the table, then point the code at the page that does exactly that.
The most common use at the reception. Guests scan at the table and add the photos on their phones. The page has to accept uploads with no app and no login, or most people stop at the first screen.
QR code for wedding photosPut it on the invitation or the save-the-date. A Google Form or the RSVP page of your wedding website both work. Ask only what you need: name, attending, meal, song request.
One code for the schedule, travel, hotel block and dress code. Good on save-the-dates, because the details can change on the site while the printed code stays the same.
Link the registry page itself, not the store's home page, so guests do not have to search for your names. Most couples put this on the website instead of the invitation.
A single phone-friendly page or PDF for the day: ceremony time, shuttle times, the venue map. Handy at the entrance or in welcome bags.
For guests watching from home. It belongs on the save-the-date or the website, not on the reception tables, where everyone is already in the room.
The tool at the top of this page does the code. These six steps make sure it opens the right page and scans on the day.
The QR Code Generator channel builds a simple invitation page in Google Sites, adds a Google Forms RSVP, turns the form link into a QR code and test-scans it. Paste the same kind of link into the tool above if you want the code styled for print.
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The tool on this page makes static codes: your link is written into the pattern, so there is no account and nothing to renew. Dynamic codes trade that for the option to change the link later.
| Question | Static code (this tool) | Dynamic code |
|---|---|---|
| What the code stores | Your link itself, written into the pattern | A short redirect link owned by the QR service |
| Change the link after printing | No, but you can change the page it opens | Yes, from your account on that service |
| Account needed | No | Usually |
| Can it stop working? | Only if the page it opens goes away | Yes, if the redirect service or your plan ends |
| Scan counts | No | Often included |
For a wedding, static is usually enough. Point it at a page you control, like your album or your wedding website, and you can change what is on that page without reprinting a single card.
Size it for the distance. A code should be about a tenth as wide as the distance it is scanned from, and never smaller than 1 inch on paper.
| Printed piece | Point it at | Scan distance | Code width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invitation or save-the-date | RSVP form or wedding website | In the hand, 20 to 30 cm | 1 in (2.5 cm), the print minimum |
| Place card or favor tag | Photo album | In the hand | 1 in (2.5 cm) |
| Table sign | Photo album | Seated, 50 to 70 cm | 2 to 2.75 in (5 to 7 cm) |
| Entrance or bar sign | Photo album or day schedule | Standing, 1 to 1.5 m | 4 to 6 in (10 to 15 cm) |
A QR code needs a blank margin four modules wide on every side, per the Denso Wave QR code standard. Keep florals, borders and text out of it. The size rule above comes from Scanova's minimum QR code size guide, which also suggests printing at 300 dpi.
Want the code on a table tent, round sticker or poster with wording and paper tips? Use the wedding QR code sign and sticker designer. Worried about signal at the venue? Read whether wedding QR codes work without Wi-Fi.
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The same code on every table means the toast, the dance floor and the late-night pizza all land in one album instead of forty camera rolls.
Scan to join the album
No app, no account
UPLOADING
THE ALBUM
June 21, 2026
647 photos · 95 guests
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What couples ask before they make one: what it should open, RSVP codes, static vs dynamic, and photo albums.
It is a printed square that opens one web page when a guest points a phone camera at it. Couples use it on invitations for the RSVP form or wedding website, and on reception tables for a shared photo album. The code is only the doorway, so the page behind it is what decides whether guests use it.
One page with one job. On invitations that is usually the RSVP form or your wedding website. At the reception it is usually a shared photo album guests can upload to without an app. Avoid sending table guests to an RSVP form, or invitation guests to a page that only works on the day.
Yes. Copy the link of your RSVP form, whether that is a Google Form or the RSVP page of your wedding website, paste it into the tool on this page and download the code. Add a short line like Scan to RSVP by June 1 so guests know what it does, and test it before the invitations go to print.
A static code, like the one this tool makes, stores your link in the pattern, needs no account and keeps working as long as the page exists. A dynamic code lets you change the link later but runs through a redirect service, so it can stop working if that service or plan ends. If you point a static code at a page you control, you can update the page without reprinting.
It can if it opens your wedding website and the site links to both. Most couples find two codes simpler: one on the invitation for the RSVP and one on the tables for photos. Each guest then gets one clear action at the moment it matters.
Create the album first, then put its guest link into the code. With Pix Wedding, the album comes with its own QR code, guests upload from the browser with no app or account, and you can start free with 20 guest uploads and no card. Paid plans are one-time payments of $44, $54 or $84 with unlimited guests.
