Your event's QR code is its permanent link, drawn so a phone camera can read it. It's created with the event, it's ready the moment you finish the wizard, and it never changes, whatever you do to the event afterward.
- Dashboard
- Your event
- Invite
- Everything
The code card
The code beside your event's name, Invite on the event page, or the small QR chip on the dashboard card opens the code card: the code big enough for a camera across a table, the link, Copy link, and Share wherever your device has its own share sheet. Everything opens the full share panel, where the styles and the downloads below live. See send the event link.
Pick a style
In the full share panel, tap Customize and choose one of four looks:
- Classic: clean black and white.
- Bold: brand-accent corners.
- Rounded: soft and celebratory.
- Dots: playful dots.
Choosing one saves it to the event, and it's used everywhere the code is shown, including the code card behind the Invite button guests see on the event page. Every style keeps dark squares on a white background, because that's what scanners need; color only ever touches the corner squares.
Download it
Two formats, and the choice is about where it's going:
- SVG (best for print) scales to any size without going soft. Use it for table cards, posters, and anything a printer touches.
- PNG (best for screens) for slides, a TV loop, or pasting into a document. It's small (about 200 pixels across), so if the code will be bigger than a thumbnail on screen, use the SVG there too.
Both come with the quiet zone (the white margin) built in. Keep it when you place the code. Printing and screen tips are in print your QR, or put it on a screen.
What you can't change
The code encodes the permanent event link, so it stays valid even if you later add a custom link or change the event's name. There's no logo overlay, no color picker, and no template gallery in the app. If you want the code inside a designed card, drop the SVG into whatever tool you're designing in.
One code, many places
You don't need a different code per table. Print the same one as many times as you like; they all open the same album.