Is the generator free?

Yes, completely, and without an account. You enter the address, set the layout and print.

Does the code have to point to your gallery?

No. Use any address — your own gallery, a cloud folder, a form. The tool works no matter whose service you use.

How many cards should we print?

Usually one per table plus a few spares. A single card for the whole room means most guests never walk up to it.

How large should the QR code be?

No smaller than about 3 × 3 cm. Anything smaller struggles in the dimmed light of a reception, especially on older phones.

Can I save it as a PDF?

Yes. The button opens your browser's print dialog — choose “Save as PDF” instead of a printer.

Can each card carry its own table name?

Yes. Paste your table names one per line and every card gets its own — the number of cards then follows your list.

Free tool

Wedding QR code generator for table cards

Enter the address the code should open, add your names and date, pick a layout — and print a ready A4 sheet. No account, no sign-up, no watermark. The code can point anywhere: our gallery, someone else's, or a cloud folder.

A4 sheet preview — exactly what comes out of the printer.

The preview appears once you enter an address.

Before you print

• Scan a test card with your own phone before printing sixty of them.
• Matte paper rather than glossy — shine reflects the light and breaks the scan.
• Keep the code at least 3 × 3 cm; reception rooms are often dimly lit.
• Write the address in plain text under the code — some older phones have no scanner in the camera.
• One announcement over the microphone does more than ten little signs.

Frequently asked questions

Is the generator free?: Yes, completely, and without an account. You enter the address, set the layout and print.
Does the code have to point to your gallery?: No. Use any address — your own gallery, a cloud folder, a form. The tool works no matter whose service you use.
How many cards should we print?: Usually one per table plus a few spares. A single card for the whole room means most guests never walk up to it.
How large should the QR code be?: No smaller than about 3 × 3 cm. Anything smaller struggles in the dimmed light of a reception, especially on older phones.
Can I save it as a PDF?: Yes. The button opens your browser's print dialog — choose “Save as PDF” instead of a printer.
Can each card carry its own table name?: Yes. Paste your table names one per line and every card gets its own — the number of cards then follows your list.

A card for the guest tables

This is the QR code you put on the table

You download the finished card from your dashboard and print it — a guest scans it with their phone camera and uploads straight away. No app, no account, no retyping a link.

19ready-made styles
10color palettes
22decorative frames

Every line on the card is yours: the heading, the line under it, the request to your guests, the footer and the table number or name. You rewrite them all in the dashboard and see the result instantly — nothing is fixed.

Test your own QR code

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Design 1 of 20: Golden garden
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Design 2 of 20: Rose ornament
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Design 3 of 20: Art déco
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Design 4 of 20: Baroque gold
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Scan the code and send us your photos and videos from the wedding.
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Design 5 of 20: Powder roses
Design 6 of 20: White blooms
Design 7 of 20: Botanical gold
Design 8 of 20: Sage branch
Design 9 of 20: Under the stars
Design 10 of 20: Royal garden
Design 11 of 20: Blue blossoms
Design 12 of 20: Emerald & anemones
Design 13 of 20: Terracotta boho
Design 14 of 20: Lily of the valley & dove
Design 15 of 20: Forget-me-nots
Design 16 of 20: Golden ribbons
Design 17 of 20: Golden stars
Design 18 of 20: Wildflower sketch
Design 19 of 20: Branch sketch
Design 20 of 20: Cosmos sketch

Golden garden

Warm watercolor and leaves

The cards change on their own — click a card, use the arrows or swipe.

See it live

This is the page your guests get

Two links, two pages: the invitation your guest opens before the wedding, and the guest page they upload photos to during it. Both are live below — tap to open the full demo.

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That is not all

See the whole thing on the home page

This page covers a single topic. The home page has it all in one place: the photo and video gallery, games for your guests, the guest book, the interactive invitation and the full pricing table.

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