Real features, mapped to the job.
Every capability below ships today — no roadmap promises. Here’s exactly how each one earns its place for your work.
Smart Destination Pages — link-in-bio
A single favor-card or program QR links to RSVP, registry, schedule and a shared photo album — all on one hosted page.
Dynamic QR codes
Change the ceremony time, venue or agenda behind the same printed code, right up to the day itself.
8 native QR types
Encode venue WiFi, a planner vCard or the RSVP URL natively, so essentials work even when signal is spotty.
File-download block
Ship the program, seating chart or photo gallery as a downloadable file straight from the page.
What it looks like in practice.
A wedding favor card that opens RSVP, registry and a live shared photo wall.
A conference badge QR that carries the schedule, venue map and sponsor links.
Editable event details that update across every printed card at once.
Where the value shows up.
How a QR plus a Smart Page turns print into leads and sales. Cost figures below are illustrative industry examples, not a measured claim about your results.
One card does everything
RSVP, registry, schedule and the shared photo wall all live behind a single elegant code — fewer printed pieces, one link to share everywhere.
No reprints when plans move
A time or venue change updates behind the same printed favor cards and programs, so a last-minute shift doesn’t mean a new print run.
Higher RSVP follow-through
Scanning in the moment beats “I’ll do it later” — the code puts the RSVP and registry one tap away while the invite is still in hand.
Illustrative: a stack of reprinted RSVP or program cards can run $1–$3 each. Putting the details behind a dynamic QR means a change costs a click instead of reprinting the whole batch.
Further reading
Guides on the decisions behind these codes — written for the same problems events & weddings run into.
QR Codes on Screens: Slides, Webinars and Livestreams
A QR code on a slide, webinar or livestream: how big it has to be, how long it stays up, where it sits in the frame, and when a link beats a code.
ReadQR Codes for Parties, Invitations and Holiday Cards
How to put a QR code on an invitation, party card or holiday card: RSVP links, printing on card stock, privacy, and codes that outlive the occasion.
ReadQR Codes at Events and Trade Shows: What Survives the Floor
Why event QR codes fail on the floor: contended wifi, codes sized for the wrong distance, and handouts scanned weeks after the show has ended.
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