For invitations, save‑the‑dates and signs on the day

A QR code that matches your invitation.

Pick your colors, add your initials, and print it right on your cards. Free, no account, and it never expires.

Make yoursNeed to change it after printing? $9, once

The code updates as you type. Nothing is uploaded.

Your password stays in this browser. It's encoded into the image, not sent anywhere.

Pattern
Corners
Color
Background
Middle
Caption
Editable after printingfrom $9, once

Change where it sends people any time, even after it's printed. Pay once, no subscription.

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The invitations get printed before everything is ready.

A normal QR code is like a printed phone number: once it's on paper, it can only ever go to one place. An editable code is like a forwarding number. The printed code stays the same, but you can change where it sends people.

1You print the invitations

Regular codeSends guests to your wedding website.
Editable codeSends guests to your wedding website.

2Your RSVP page is ready

Regular codeStill sends guests to the website. The RSVP page isn't where the code goes.
Editable codeYou switch it to the RSVP page. Every invitation already mailed now works.

3The venue changes the parking lot

Regular codeThe directions behind the code are wrong. Reprint, or email everyone.
Editable codeUpdate the link once. Nobody reprints anything.

4After the wedding

Regular codeStill the old website.
Editable codeNow it goes to the photos. The invitation on their fridge still works.

Same printed code in both rows. The only difference is whether you can change where it sends people afterward.

WHAT USUALLY GOES WRONG

Many "free" QR sites give you a code on a free trial. You print 150 invitations. The trial ends. Now when a guest scans, they get an error page, until you start paying every month. You can read this exact story in those sites' reviews.

WHAT'S DIFFERENT HERE

You pay $9, one time. The code keeps working for as long as we exist. And if you never need to change where it goes, just use a free code. It can't break, because there's nothing behind it.

WHERE CAN IT SEND PEOPLE?

Anywhere with a web address. Your wedding website, an RSVP form (Zola, The Knot, Google Forms, anything), a registry, directions, hotel info, a photo album. And you can change your mind later.

Pay once, for the whole wedding.

Three editable codes cover the invitation, the signs on the day, and the thank‑you cards. One payment, no renewal.

Free code

Free

Unlimited. No account.

  • Link, Wi‑Fi, text, contact card, email, phone
  • PNG and SVG at print size
  • Your colors, initials or logo, and a caption
  • Can't expire. Everything is inside the picture itself
Make a free code

Editable code Pay once

$9for 1 code

Or 3 for $19, or 25 for $49. Yours for good.

  • Change where it sends people, any time, yourself
  • Change it as often as you like, no charge
  • Download a plain copy any time, free
  • No monthly fee. Ever.
1 for $9 3 for $19 25 for $49

Questions couples ask.

Short answers here. Our promise, if we ever close, has its own page.

Our promise if we ever close
Can the code match our wedding colors?
Yes. Pick one of the colors above or any color you like, choose the pattern, add your initials in the middle, and set the background to Clear so it prints straight onto your card. Keep the color dark and the paper light so it scans easily.
How do I make a QR code for my wedding invitation?
Paste the link to your RSVP page or wedding website in the box above and click Download. Put the picture on your invitation design. If that link might change later, flip on "Editable after printing" first.
Can I change where it goes after the invitations are printed?
Yes, with an editable code. Open your codes page (the link is in your receipt), type the new link, press Save. From then on everyone who scans goes there, including people scanning invitations you mailed months ago.
Does the code expire before the wedding?
No. Free codes can't expire. Editable codes are paid for once and keep working for as long as we exist, with a written promise about what happens if we ever close.
Can I use one code for the save‑the‑date and the invitation?
Yes. Send people to your website now, to the RSVP form when it's ready, and to the photos after the wedding. Same code on every piece.
Do guests need an app?
No. Almost every modern phone camera reads QR codes on its own. Older relatives included.
How can you afford to never expire?
Every time someone scans, our computer looks up where to send them. That costs us a tiny fraction of a cent. A subscription only works if the code stops when you stop paying. Ours doesn't need to, so we charge once and keep our costs tiny.
What if you shut down?
Your codes keep working for at least a year after we announce it, we email you everything you need to keep them going, and you can download a plain copy of any code today. The full promise, in writing.