Beautiful printed invitations don't have to mean handwritten reply cards. Include your event's QR code on any printed material and get real-time digital RSVPs from every guest.
Every event website you create comes with its own QR code. Download it from your dashboard and print on paper invitations, save-the-dates, posters, business cards, or event T-shirts.
Guests point their phone camera at the QR code, tap the link, and RSVP in under 10 seconds. No app, no account, no typing URLs.
See every RSVP as it comes in. Your dashboard updates instantly — check who's coming from your phone or laptop, anywhere.
The same QR code works on wedding invitations, save-the-date cards, party posters, church bulletins, business cards, and event T-shirts. Any physical surface where guests can see and scan it.
A preview of the event website your guests will land on after scanning the QR code — RSVP, schedule, details, and more.
A clear path from "let's send paper invitations" to "the RSVPs are rolling in."
Enter your event details — name, date, location, host info. Pick a theme, upload photos, add a description. Your event website is live in under 10 minutes.
Every event website generates a unique QR code that links guests directly to the RSVP page. Download it as an image with one tap — high-resolution, print-ready.
Add the QR to paper invitations, save-the-dates, posters, flyers, business cards, T-shirts — anywhere your guests will see it. It works on any physical surface.
Guests scan → they RSVP → you see it instantly in your dashboard. Watch responses come in from your phone, send reminders to non-responders, export the guest list.
From formal wedding invitations to community bulletin boards — anywhere you need paper to meet real-time RSVP tracking.
Print the QR code on your paper save-the-date cards, wedding invitations, or reception menus. Guests scan to RSVP, view the schedule, and see your registry — all in one place.
50th, 60th, 70th and beyond — many guests still prefer paper invitations. Add a QR code so grandma can RSVP by scanning it with her phone. No login, no app, no fuss.
Print the QR code on posters, flyers, church bulletins, and campaign materials. Track ticket buyers, donations, and attendance all from one dashboard — perfect for non-profits.
Company retreats, HOA meetings, school events, church gatherings — anywhere you need a paper handout with an RSVP option. Post the QR on bulletin boards and watch responses roll in.
A full event website with the QR code as the star — plus every planning tool you'd expect.
Once your event website is live, grab the QR code from the Share section of your dashboard with one tap. High-resolution image, ready for any printer.
Ask what you need to know — dietary restrictions, plus-ones, song requests, meal choices. Guests answer right after scanning the QR.
For guests without paper invitations, send the same event link by email or text. Every channel points to the same RSVP page, so all responses land in one dashboard.
Change the date, venue, or dress code after printing? No reprint needed. Your QR code always points to the latest version of the event website.
After the event, guests can upload their photos to a shared gallery — accessed from the same QR code. Perfect for capturing memories from every angle.
Print different QR codes for different posters, flyers, or physical locations — each linked to its own marketing channel. See which poster or handout brought each RSVP. Available on PRO and higher plans.
The QR-scan-to-RSVP flow is simple enough for anyone — from tech-savvy teens to grandparents on a basic smartphone.
Guests just open the camera app on their phone, point at the QR code, and tap the link. Works on iPhone, Android, or any modern smartphone.
Scan, tap, RSVP, done. No account creation, no password, no app download. Even guests who hate technology can respond in under a minute.
Kids' friends, teenagers, working adults, grandparents — the QR-scan-to-RSVP flow is simple enough for everyone. No tech literacy required.
Guests use their phone's built-in camera — the same one they use for photos and menu scans at restaurants. Point, tap the link, done. No special QR reader needed.
Free for small events. Paid plans unlock bigger guest lists, more custom questions, and premium features. Get 15% off if you upgrade within 2 days.
Everything you'd want to know before adding a QR code to your invitations.
Once your event website is created, go to the Share section of your event dashboard. You'll see your QR code with a Download button — save it as an image and print it anywhere.
For paper invitations and save-the-dates, 1 inch (2.5 cm) square is plenty. For posters and bulletin boards where guests might be a few feet away, 3-6 inches. Our high-resolution download is sized for all of these.
No. Every modern smartphone (iPhone and Android) has a built-in QR scanner in the camera app. Guests just open their camera, point at the code, and tap the link that appears. That's it.
They land on your event website, see all the details (date, location, dress code), and can RSVP with one tap. If you've added custom questions (dietary restrictions, plus-ones, song requests), they answer those too.
Yes. The QR code links to your event website, not to specific information — so if you change the date, venue, or add a note, guests scanning the same printed QR code will see the latest version. No reprint needed.
Yes. Every RSVP — whether guests came from the QR code, an email invite, or a text link — lands in the same dashboard. You see who's coming, dietary preferences, and any custom question answers all in one place.
Start free for small events. For bigger guest lists or extra features, upgrade anytime — and get 15% off if you upgrade within 2 days. See all plans.
Yes. If your event uses ticketing, the QR code links to your event page where guests can browse ticket types, buy, and RSVP — all in one flow. Great for fundraisers, concerts, workshops, or ticketed community events.
Yes — every event website has its own unique QR code. If you're hosting multiple events (birthday party, then a summer reunion, then a graduation), each gets its own QR that leads to its own RSVP page.
QR codes have built-in error correction — they still work even with small tears, smudges, or ink bleeds. For heavily damaged codes, share the URL with guests directly or send them a fresh email invitation.
Yes. The QR is one path to your event website. You can also share the direct URL by email, text, or social media (where a clickable link is easier than a QR image anyway). Everyone lands on the same page and their responses go to the same dashboard.
Yes — on PRO plans and higher. Create marketing channels for each poster, flyer, or physical location (e.g., "poster-lobby", "flyer-campus", "community-board"). Each channel gets its own QR code with a unique tracking tag (?ch=poster-lobby). When guests RSVP, you see which channel brought them in — perfect for measuring which physical marketing effort actually worked. Very useful for fundraisers, community events, and business promotions; less relevant for a private birthday party.
Yes. QR codes are a universal standard — a QR printed on a wedding invitation in Toronto works when scanned by a guest in Tokyo. The event website loads over the internet in any country.
Build a free event website in 10 minutes. Download the QR code, print it anywhere, and watch RSVPs come in.