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Event QR code generator

An event QR code creates a calendar entry on the guest's phone — title, venue, start and end time — the moment they scan it. "Add to calendar" happens instead of "screenshot and hope".

What is an event QR code?

The code carries a standard calendar object. iPhones offer "Add to iOS Calendar", Android devices hand it to Google Calendar — either way the guest gets a real time-blocked entry with the venue attached for navigation.

The phone applies the guest's own time zone, so a conference talk travels correctly across borders without you doing anything.

How to make one

  1. Open the QR builder and pick the Event type.
  2. Enter the title, the venue, and the start and end window.
  3. Style the code to your invite or poster.
  4. Export PNG or SVG and scan-test on an iPhone and an Android before printing.

Where an event QR earns its keep

Wedding invitations: save-the-date cards with the ceremony and reception pre-added. Conference posters and programs. Webinar confirmation emails and PDF handouts — attendees add the talk from the printed program.

Community events benefit most: sports days, fairs, charity runs, where the audience is exactly the crowd that never types long addresses.

What to avoid

A static event code is printed as it will stand forever — if the event might move, keep the printed detail to the minimum that will not change, or pair the poster with a live page link instead.

Long venue names bloat the pattern; a short venue plus a "more info" link on the same poster does the heavy lifting.

FAQ

Which calendar apps open it?

The phone's native calendar flow — iOS Calendar on iPhones, Google Calendar on Android. No separate app required.

Can I change the event after printing?

No — static means the event is baked in. If something changes, print a fresh code or keep the poster pointing to a page you control.

Does the guest need to be online to scan it?

Reading the code needs no connection; saving the event does not either in most calendar apps, but opening the venue map for navigation does.

Ready to create it?

Build this QR code in the browser — styled frames, your colors, PNG and SVG.

Open the QR builder