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Make a QR code for your wedding invitation

A QR code for your invitation link, your wedding gift details or a short message. Pick the colours, add a “Scan to view the invitation” line, then download a PNG to send or an SVG to print.

  • Made on your device
  • Codes never expire
  • PNG and SVG downloads
  • No sign-in needed

Make a QR code

Paste your online invitation’s link. The shorter the link, the sparser and easier to scan the code.

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Nothing to encode yetType the content in the panel beside this, and the code appears here straight away.

No content yet · up to 213 bytes

The code is made in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Small tips

Make the code scan first time

  1. Print it big enough, with a light margin

    On a paper invitation the code should be at least about 2.5 cm wide, always with a light margin around it. The more modules it has, the bigger it should be printed.

  2. Dark on light

    Scanners read a dark code on a light background best. Do not invert the colours (light code on dark) and avoid placing the code over a photo.

  3. Scan a test print

    Use the cameras of two or three different phones on a test print. A short link gives a sparser code that scans from further away.

Questions

Common questions

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Does this QR code expire?

No. The code holds what you typed directly, with no redirect in between, so it always scans to the same content — as long as your invitation link keeps working.

Why is the bank transfer code only an illustration?

The VietQR codes that banking apps fill in automatically need a bank-issued format. The code here only holds the details as text for guests to read and copy. On a wedding invitation, use the payment QR code from your own banking app.

Should I download PNG or SVG?

PNG suits Zalo, social media or an online invitation. SVG is a vector image that never blurs however large you make it, which is what a print shop wants.

My code looks very dense. Is that a problem?

The longer the content, the more modules the code has. It still scans, but print it larger. If you can, use a short link or fewer accented letters for a sparser code.

Trọn Một Đời

The QR code is ready — now the invitation it leads to

Every Trọn Một Đời online invitation comes with its own link and QR code; guests scan it and see the invitation, the ceremony time and the way to the reception.

How can we help?

Find guidance or contact information below.

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