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Free QR code generator for wedding invitations

Create a permanent static QR code for your wedding website or RSVP form. It is generated in your browser, never expires, and is ready to print.

Create your QR code

Generate your wedding QR code

Paste the final page address you want guests to open. Add a short caption if you want it included below the code in downloaded files.

Static or dynamic QR code: what is the difference?

The squares can look identical, but what they encode is different. For printed invitations, a simple static code is usually the safest choice.

Static QR code

The destination address is stored directly in the pattern. It does not need a redirect service to keep working.

  • No account or subscription
  • The code itself does not expire
  • Works as long as the destination page exists

Dynamic QR code

The code usually points to an intermediary redirect controlled by a provider, which can later forward guests elsewhere.

  • May depend on an active account
  • The redirect may be limited or disabled
  • Useful mainly when analytics or destination editing is required

How to put a QR code on an invitation

Give every guest two ways to reach the same place and test the finished print before ordering the full batch.

01

Paste the final link

Use your published wedding page or RSVP form address, not an editor or preview link.

02

Print the code and short address

Place a readable web address beside the code so guests can type it if scanning is inconvenient.

03

Test with several phones

Scan the physical proof in normal and dim light before approving every invitation for print.

Three print rules that matter

A clean black-and-white code is easier to scan than an elaborate one. Leave styling to the invitation around it.

01

At least 2 x 2 cm

Use a larger size when the paper is textured or guests may scan from farther away.

02

Strong contrast

Black on white is safest. Do not place the code over a photo, pattern, or shiny finish.

03

Keep clear space

Leave an empty white margin around all four edges and do not crop any squares.

Always print the short URL too. It is a simple fallback for guests whose camera, lighting, or accessibility needs make scanning difficult.

A wedding website can do more than open one link

Strona Weselna includes a built-in QR code and can create a separate invitation route for each guest, so they land directly on their own RSVP instead of searching for the right form.

Frequently asked questions

What to know before printing a wedding invitation with a QR code.

No. A static QR code stores the address permanently and has no expiry date. It will work as long as the wedding page or RSVP form at that address remains available.

Yes. You do not need an account, payment, trial, or subscription. PNG and SVG downloads are free and generated entirely in your browser.

Use at least 2 x 2 cm with a clear white margin. Choose a larger size for textured paper, unusual finishes, or a longer scanning distance, and always test a physical proof.

A static QR pattern cannot be edited after printing. You can still change the content of the page at the same address, so publish a stable wedding page URL before generating the code.

No. Generation, preview, copying, and file creation happen locally in your browser. This tool does not send the address you enter to our server.