You can edit this one
Posters that stay right when plans change
The date, the place and the ticket link, all behind one square.
Free to start. You'll need an account to save it.
How it looks in real life
Why people use it
Change the time
Posters are already printed. The page is not.
Room for detail
Keep the poster bold. Put the small print behind the code.
Stop it after
Set an end date so old posters don't send people out.
See which poster worked
Use a different code in each spot and compare.
Three steps
- 1Add the date and place
- 2Link where tickets are sold
- 3Print your posters
Where people put it
PostersFlyersInvitationsScreensTicket desks
43%
of marketers now use QR codes for events
Bitly QR Code Survey, 2025
Questions
No. This promotes the event and links to tickets.
Yes. Set a date and it stops on its own.
Yes. Handy when posters go up before tickets go on sale.
You can, but a page per event is clearer.
You can change this one later
It opens a page you control, so you can edit it after printing and see every scan.
What that means