How do I make a QR code for wedding photos?

Create your event, copy its link, paste it into the generator above and download the PNG. Print it on table cards or a welcome sign, and guests scan to add their photos to one shared gallery. No app download and no account needed for guests.

Is this QR code generator free?

Yes. Generating and downloading codes is free with no account, no watermark and no expiry on the image itself.

The code itself never expires, because it is just an image pointing at a link. What matters is whether the link still works, so keep your gallery live for as long as you want guests to reach it.

What size should a QR code be for a table card or sign?

About 2–3 cm across works for a table card people scan from close up. For a welcome sign or poster read from a few metres away, use at least 10 cm. A rough rule is that the code should be a tenth of the scanning distance.

Can guests scan the code without installing an app?

Yes. Every current iPhone and Android camera reads QR codes natively. Guests point the camera, tap the banner and the gallery opens in their browser.

Can I change the colours of my QR code?

Yes, set both colours above. Keep the code darker than its background. Low-contrast codes and light-on-dark inversions fail on older phone cameras.

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Free QR Code Generator for Weddings & Events

Create custom QR codes for your event instantly. No sign-up required, no expiration date, 100% free.

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Want more than just a link?

A regular QR code just opens a website. About Last Night creates a full interactive experience.

Guests take photos with vintage filters
All photos collect in one shared gallery
Live voting and photo contests

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Regular QR Code vs. About Last Night

Feature	Regular QR Code	About Last Night
Function	Opens a link	Opens a Shared Camera
Photo Uploads	No	Instant
Gallery View	No	Real-time
Cost	Free	Free Tier Available

Why Use a QR Code for Your Event?

QR codes have become the standard for modern weddings and events. They allow guests to instantly access information, menus, or photo sharing apps without typing long URLs. Whether you need a QR code for wedding photos, a digital menu, or an RSVP link, our free generator helps you create high-quality, scannable codes in seconds.

Best Practices for Event QR Codes

High Contrast: Always ensure there is high contrast between the QR code (dark) and the background (light).
Size Matters: Print your QR code large enough to be scanned from a distance (at least 2x2 inches for table cards).
Call to Action: Always put text under the code telling guests what to do (e.g., "Scan to Share Photos").
Test It: Always test your code with multiple phone types before printing.

How to make a QR code for event photos

Paste your event or gallery linkDrop in the link you want guests to open: your About Last Night event, a shared album, or any URL. The QR code updates as you type.
Match it to your eventSet the foreground and background colours so the code fits your invitations, table cards or signage. Keep strong contrast so phone cameras read it instantly.
Download the PNGSave the image and drop it into your stationery, order of service, welcome sign or slideshow. It stays a plain image file, so it works anywhere.
Test it before the dayScan it with a phone that has never opened the link before. This catches a wrong URL while there is still time to reprint.

What people use event QR codes for

WeddingsOne code on each table collects photos from every guest.PartiesShare a code in the group chat and skip the "send me the pics" round.FestivalsBig-format codes on signage collect crowd shots across a whole site.Corporate eventsCollect branded event photos without chasing attendees afterwards.

Common questions

How do I make a QR code for wedding photos?: Create your event, copy its link, paste it into the generator above and download the PNG. Print it on table cards or a welcome sign, and guests scan to add their photos to one shared gallery. No app download and no account needed for guests.
Is this QR code generator free?: Yes. Generating and downloading codes is free with no account, no watermark and no expiry on the image itself.
Do QR codes expire?: The code itself never expires, because it is just an image pointing at a link. What matters is whether the link still works, so keep your gallery live for as long as you want guests to reach it.
What size should a QR code be for a table card or sign?: About 2–3 cm across works for a table card people scan from close up. For a welcome sign or poster read from a few metres away, use at least 10 cm. A rough rule is that the code should be a tenth of the scanning distance.
Can guests scan the code without installing an app?: Yes. Every current iPhone and Android camera reads QR codes natively. Guests point the camera, tap the banner and the gallery opens in their browser.
Can I change the colours of my QR code?: Yes, set both colours above. Keep the code darker than its background. Low-contrast codes and light-on-dark inversions fail on older phone cameras.

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