Event QR code generator

An event QR code adds your event straight to a phone's calendar with the date, time and location. QRasli creates them free, and a dynamic event code can be corrected after invitations are printed.

Scanning this code adds your event — title, date, time, venue, description — straight into the guest's calendar with a reminder. Put it on wedding invitations, conference posters, workshop flyers and tickets, and stop hoping people remember the date.

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How it works

1

Enter the event details

Title, start and end time, location, and an optional description with directions or a dress code.

2

Choose static or dynamic

Dynamic hosts a beautiful event page with an add-to-calendar button — and lets you update the venue or time after invitations are printed.

3

Print it on everything

Invites, posters, screens at the venue entrance.

Pro tips

Dynamic saves postponed events

Venue changed? Time shifted? Update the hosted page and every printed invite quietly points to the new details.

Add the venue's map-friendly name

Calendar apps link locations to maps — 'AIM Hall, Vandalur, Chennai' beats 'AIM Hall'.

Track RSVPs by the scan count

The scan analytics on a dynamic event code are a rough but honest RSVP signal.

At a glance
QR code typeEvent QR code generator
PriceFree plan, no card. Pro $9 (₹499 in India)
WatermarkNone, on any plan including free
ExpiryCodes never expire
Editable after printingYes, with a dynamic code
Scan trackingCity, device, OS, browser and hour
Download formatsPNG free · SVG on Pro

Common questions

Which calendars does it work with?+

The static version uses the universal iCalendar format (Google Calendar, Apple, Outlook). The dynamic page offers a download that opens in any calendar app.

Can I change event details after printing invitations?+

With a dynamic code, yes — edit the hosted page anytime. The static version bakes details into the pattern permanently.

Does the guest need an app?+

No. The phone camera reads the code and the calendar app takes over.

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