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Paste your link
Add the link to your wedding photo gallery, website, or registry. Any URL works.
Free tool
Wedding QR Code Generator
Paste your photo gallery link — or any URL — and style a QR code that matches your wedding palette. Free to use, no account needed to create your code.
Wedding color presets
Custom colors
Corner style
Download size
Center logo or monogram (optional)
Showing an example code — paste your own link above.
This color combination may be hard to scan. Keep the code darker than the background.
Free to use · no watermark · works forever
How it works
How it works
From link to print-ready wedding QR code in under a minute.
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Style it
Pick a wedding color preset like sage green or terracotta, choose a corner style, and add your monogram in the center.
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Download & print
Export a crisp PNG or SVG and add it to your welcome sign, table cards, or invitations.
Made to match your wedding palette
Generic QR codes look like parking meters. These presets are tuned to popular wedding color schemes — and every one of them stays easy to scan.
Classic Black
Timeless black on white. Maximum contrast, scans instantly, fits every stationery suite.
Sage Green
Soft botanical green on warm ivory. Perfect for garden weddings and eucalyptus-themed stationery.
Terracotta
Earthy terracotta on cream, made for boho and desert-inspired weddings.
Dusty Blue
Muted blue on a cool off-white — a favorite for spring and coastal weddings.
Blush
Deep rose on a blush background for romantic, pastel-toned celebrations.
Champagne
Warm bronze on champagne for elegant, gold-accented receptions.
Where to place QR codes at your wedding
The best spots are where guests already have their phones out and a moment to spare. These placements consistently get the most scans.
Welcome sign
Every guest walks past it. A QR code on the welcome sign sets the tone: scan once, share photos all day.
Table cards & place settings
Dinner is when phones come out. A small card per table — or per seat — is the single highest-converting spot.
Ceremony program
Guests hold the program while they wait for the ceremony to start. That idle minute is perfect for a first scan.
Bar & cocktail hour signs
People queue and linger at the bar. A framed sign at eye level gets scanned between drinks.
Photo booth & guest book table
Guests are already in photo mode. Put the code next to the props or the guest book pen.
Menus & napkins
Printed menus and napkin bands put your code directly in everyone's hands — no sign needed.
Dance floor & DJ booth
The best candid videos happen here. A sign near the dance floor catches photos you'd otherwise never see.
Thank-you cards
Add the code to your thank-you cards to collect the photos guests forgot to upload — weeks after the day.
Printing & scanning tips
A QR code only works if it scans on the first try. Five rules of thumb before you print.
Print it big enough
Minimum 2 × 2 cm (about 1 inch) for table cards. For signs, use roughly 1 cm of code width per 10 cm of scanning distance.
Keep the contrast high
Dark code on a light background — never the reverse. The generator warns you when a combination gets risky.
Leave the white margin alone
The empty border around the code (the quiet zone) is what scanners lock onto. Your download includes it — don't crop it off.
Test before you print 100 of them
Scan a test print with an iPhone and an Android, in dim light. Thirty seconds of testing saves a reprint.
Choose matte over glossy
Glossy paper reflects ceiling lights and camera flashes, which can blind the scanner. Matte prints scan more reliably.
What should your wedding QR code link to?
Most couples link theirs to a shared photo gallery, so every guest's photos and videos land in one place.
Guests scan the code and upload photos instantly — no app, no account.
Your LensGo gallery link never changes, so codes printed months ahead keep working.
You get every photo in full quality, from every guest, in one album.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes — creating, customizing, and downloading your QR code is completely free and unlimited, with no watermark. When you download, we suggest creating a free LensGo gallery so guests can share photos through your code, but that's optional.
No. The generator creates a static QR code that encodes your link directly, so it works forever and never stops scanning. Just make sure the link itself stays online.
Most couples link to a shared photo gallery where guests can upload their photos and videos. You can also link to your wedding website, registry, RSVP form, or playlist — any URL works.
Yes. Upload any image and it is placed in the center of the code. The generator uses high error correction, so the code stays scannable with a logo.
A dark code on a light background. All wedding presets — classic black, sage green, terracotta, dusty blue, blush, and champagne — are tuned to stay scannable. If you pick custom colors, the tool warns you when the contrast gets too low.
Use SVG for print shops, invitations, and large signs — it stays sharp at any size. Use PNG for DIY printing, Canva, or digital use. Both are included in the download.
Paste the link to your photo gallery into the generator above, pick a wedding color preset, and download your QR code as PNG or SVG. No gallery yet? Create a free LensGo album first — guests who scan the code upload their photos and videos straight into it, no app or account needed.
One QR code, all your wedding photos
Point your new QR code at a LensGo gallery and guests can upload their photos and videos the moment they scan it — no app, no account for them.