qrhue

Wedding QR code generator

For the invitation, the table cards and the "share your photos" sign. Soft shapes, your colours, tested before print.

Free, no sign-up, no expiry. Generated in your browser.

Sample code. Add your content on the left.

Opens your link

Scan check

Add your details and the scan check runs on your exact design: five conditions, a real decoder, before you download.

PNG for screens, Canva and Word. SVG for anything a print shop will touch. PDF is the code at a fixed width, print it at 100%, not “fit to page”.

Free static codes are how people find us. We earn only when someone needs an editable code (€10 a year or €29 for good). Nothing you type is sent anywhere: the code is made in your browser.

Start from a look (tap to try)

Dot shape

Leaf

Advanced: dot size, margin, error correction

Higher error correction lets the code survive a logo, a picture or a scuffed print, but adds dots. We switch to H for you when a picture or a big logo comes in. Keep the margin at 2 dots or more for anything printed.

This is a static code: the link is baked into the dots and works without us, for as long as the link itself exists. Need to change it after printing? Editable codes, from €10.

The two wedding codes that get used: one on the invitation to the wedding website or RSVP form, and one on the day, on every table, to a shared album where guests drop their photos (a shared iCloud or Google Photos album, or a service built for it). A third for the playlist is optional and fun.

Invitations are read close up, so a 2.5 cm code is enough; table signs are read from a seat, 3 to 4 cm. Printers love SVG: send them the file and the code stays crisp on textured card. Soft shapes (leaf, rounded, dots) and a muted colour suit stationery; keep the dots dark enough and leave the margin.

The album link is the one most likely to change (services get replaced, links get regenerated). If the stationery is printed months ahead, use a lifetime editable code and repoint it the week before.

Questions

Which photo-sharing service should the code point to?

Any shared album link works. iCloud Shared Albums and Google Photos shared albums are free; dedicated wedding services add a slideshow for the day. Pick one that works for guests without an account.

Can I put our photo inside the code?

Yes, that is the Picture tab. A portrait against a plain background works best. Print it at 5 cm or more.