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Wedding QR Code Generator

Turn your RSVP, website, registry or photo-album link into a free QR code in your colors, ready for invitations, signs and place cards.

FreeNo sign-up needed.

Your link

Shown under the code, for example "RSVP", "Our website", "Share your photos".

Colors, size and error correction

Sets the code and background colors to match a card style. The code stays dark on light so phones can read it.

Contrast 15.2:1. Phones need a dark code on a light background.

Error correctionGood for most uses, about 15%
Preview size

Your QR code

Enter the link guests should open, then choose Make my QR code. It is made right here in your browser.

The code holds only your link: no redirect, no tracking, nothing sent or saved.

No. 01Real output

QR codes it makes

Real codes from this generator, in plain colors and in three style packs. Each one opens an example address; yours opens your link.

No. 02What you can make

One link, one clean code, ready to print

Paste any web link that starts with https:// or http:// and press Make my QR code. The code holds exactly the link you typed: no redirect, no tracking and no expiry date, so it keeps working as long as your link does. It is made in your browser and your link is not sent anywhere.

Typical uses are an RSVP page, a wedding website, a registry, a playlist request form, a program, or a shared photo album. For a photo QR code, put the pictures in an album you host elsewhere and paste its sharing link here. This tool makes the code, not the album.

You can add a caption under the code (up to 60 characters, such as “RSVP” or “Share your photos”), choose your colors, and download a PNG at 1024 or 2048 pixels, or an SVG that stays sharp at any size. The SVG suits signs, banners and printers that ask for a vector file.

No. 03How it works

From link to printable file

  1. No. 01

    Paste the link

    Type or paste it into Link the code should open. Fill example shows how it works. The page tells you which site the code will open before you make it.

  2. No. 02

    Add a caption if you like

    The Caption sits under the code. Leave it empty for a plain code.

  3. No. 03

    Set the colors

    Open the options section that holds the colors and the size. Use Match my style to take the code and background colors from one of your card styles, or set Code color and Background yourself. The tool blocks pairs with too little contrast.

  4. No. 04

    Scan, then download

    Press Make my QR code, scan the preview with your phone, then choose Download PNG 1024, Download PNG 2048 or Download SVG.

No. 04Good to know

Printing and what the code cannot hold

Error correction trades size for toughness. Medium is fine for most invitations. Choose Quartile or High for a small print, a textured paper or a sign that may get scuffed. Higher levels make the pattern denser.

The code opens a web link only. It does not hold contact cards, Wi-Fi details or plain text, and you cannot put a logo or photo in the middle.

To put a code on the card itself, the wedding invitation maker and the save the date maker draw one for you when you paste a link that starts with https://. Use this page when you want the code as a separate file for a sign, a table card or a printer.

No. 05Compare

QR code, RSVP page or card?

The code is only a way to open a link, so the link has to exist first.

  • Online Wedding RSVP

    Makes the page guests reply on, and shows its own QR code for the link. Bring that link here for your own colors and caption.

  • Wedding Invitation Maker

    Designs the card. A link in its RSVP line can become a QR code on the card itself.

  • Save the Date Maker

    The same idea for the early message: paste a website link and the card can carry a code.

No. 06Tips

Printing a QR code that scans

  1. No. 01

    Test before you print

    Scan the preview with two different phones, then scan a printed proof from the distance guests will stand at.

  2. No. 02

    Keep the contrast high

    Use a dark code on a light background. The generator blocks color pairs that phones are likely to struggle with.

  3. No. 03

    Leave the white border alone

    The quiet border around the code is part of it. Do not crop it, and keep text and decoration outside it.

  4. No. 04

    Print it big enough

    On an invitation, keep the code at about the size of a postage stamp or larger. Signs and table cards can be much larger.

No. 07Related

Keep planning

More tools couples use next.

No. 08Questions

Good questions

About the wedding qr code generator.

Is the wedding QR code generator free?

Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up, and works on your phone or a computer.

Is my link stored or tracked?

No. The code is made in your browser and your link is not sent anywhere. It holds exactly the link you typed, with no redirect and no tracking added.

What can I turn into a QR code?

Any web link that starts with https:// or http://: an RSVP page, a wedding website, a shared photo album, a registry or a playlist. Other kinds of content are not supported.

Can I make a QR code for wedding photos?

Yes, if the photos are in an album online. Paste that album’s sharing link and guests who scan the code land on it. The generator does not store or host photos.

Which file should I download?

Use the PNG for most printers and screens, and the 2048 size for posters and signs. Choose the SVG when a printer or designer asks for a vector file.

Can I match the code to my wedding colors?

Yes. Pick a card style under Match my style, or set the code and background colors yourself. Phones need a dark code on a light background, so very close colors are blocked.

Which error-correction level should I pick?

Medium works for most invitations. Choose Quartile or High if the code will be printed small, on texture, or may get scuffed. Higher levels make the code denser.

Can I put my RSVP page behind a QR code?

Yes. Create a free page with the online wedding RSVP tool, copy its link, and paste it here. The RSVP page can also show a QR code for the same link.

Is this also a marriage QR code generator?

Yes. The code only holds a link, so it works for any marriage or wedding page you have.