Build scan paths for registration desks, badge pickup, session rooms, and after-party follow-up. Point each code at one job: a ticket page, a map, a feedback form, or a replay link.
Quick answer
Use an event QR when attendees need a phone-ready destination from a badge, poster, or table tent. Keep one destination per code so door staff, speakers, and follow-up emails do not compete for the same scan.
Create and download a static QR code for free. Pro is available when you need saved codes, analytics, editable destinations, or campaign controls.
Put the registration QR on confirmation emails, badge backs, and the welcome table. The destination should load a short form or ticket status page, not a dense PDF. If you reprint badges after a venue change, a static code still works when the URL stays the same.
Hallway posters scan better than tiny program booklets. Use a large quiet zone, high contrast, and a map or schedule page that works on a crowded cellular network. Test from the back of the corridor, not only at your laptop.
A second code on the seat card can open a one-question survey or a speaker resource list. Do not reuse the registration URL. After the event, that same static destination can stay live as a recap page if you planned the URL that way.
Create a free static QR when the ticket shop, map, or survey URL will not change after print. Download PNG for screens and SVG for large-format boards. No account is required for that path.
Use a dynamic QR if the agenda URL, livestream, or sponsor landing page may change after banners are already in the hall. Pro adds editable destinations, scan analytics, and saved campaign records without reprinting the physical code.
QR workspace
Use the preset workspace below, then customize styling and download your QR code.
Yes. A static event URL can be created and downloaded without an account when the destination is final.
Prefer one destination per scan job. Mixing registration, maps, and surveys on a single code makes the attendee guess which page they will get.
Use dynamic QR when the destination may change after print, or when you need scan analytics for a campaign that is already circulating.