Free · Instant · No account needed

Wedding RSVP QR Code Generator

Turn your RSVP link into a scannable QR code in seconds. Print it on invitations, save-the-dates, or wedding websites.

✓No account needed

✓No email gate

✓Printable QR card

PNG + card

Why a QR code RSVP gets more responses

The traditional stamped RSVP card has a 30–40% non-response rate. People mean to send it back, then it sits on the kitchen counter for three weeks and ends up recycled. A QR code turns a two-minute physical task into a ten-second tap.

Couples who add a QR code to their invitations consistently report higher response rates and fewer "I forgot to send the RSVP card" messages in the final week before the deadline. Guests scan it immediately — standing at the letterbox, before they've even gone inside.

Always include the URL in text alongside the QR code. Older relatives may not be confident with QR codes, and a fallback URL or phone number means nobody is excluded from responding easily.

Where to put your RSVP QR code

On your invitation suite

The RSVP card insert is the most natural place. Position the QR code centrally with a short instruction: "Scan to RSVP online" and the URL in smaller text beneath.

On your wedding website

Embed the QR code on the RSVP page of your wedding website so guests can screenshot it from their email or share with family members who might have lost the physical invitation.

On save-the-dates

Including a QR code on your save-the-date is increasingly common — it links to your wedding website or a "coming soon" RSVP page so guests know how to respond when invitations arrive.

At the venue on the day

A QR code at the entrance that links to the WedClic photo gallery means guests can start uploading from the first moment they arrive. Different purpose to RSVP — but the same code format.

One QR code vs two: the WedClic difference

Most couples end up with two separate QR codes: one for RSVP, one for photo sharing. Two different services. Two different links. Two things to explain to guests.

WedClic's guest upload page handles photo collection in one scan. You manage RSVPs separately (through your wedding website or Google Forms) and put the photo QR code on tables at the reception. Guests upload from their camera roll — no app, no account. You get a private gallery with everything.

The RSVP QR code you generate here links to wherever you collect RSVPs. The WedClic QR code handles photos. Together: two codes, two very different moments in the wedding journey.

FAQ

Common questions

A wedding RSVP QR code is a scannable code guests point their phone camera at to reach your RSVP page instantly — no typing required. Print it on invitations, save-the-dates, or wedding websites so guests can respond in seconds.

Enter your RSVP link (from your wedding website, Google Form, or WedClic) into the generator above, add your names and wedding date, and download the QR code PNG or printable PDF card in seconds. No account needed.

Any URL works — your wedding website RSVP page, a Google Form, a Typeform, a Zola or The Knot RSVP link, or a WedClic event link. If you don't have a link yet, you can use a placeholder URL and regenerate once it's ready.

Yes — this is the most common use. Print the QR code on the RSVP card insert or directly on the invitation. Include the URL in text as a fallback for guests who can't scan (typically older relatives). Most printing services accept PNG files at 300dpi or higher.

No. Any iPhone (iOS 11+) or Android (8+) can scan a QR code using the built-in camera app. Guests don't need to download anything — they just point their camera at the code and tap the notification.

Tracking depends on what the QR code links to. Google Forms, Typeform, and most wedding website platforms (Zola, The Knot, Squarespace) track responses automatically. WedClic shows you who's uploaded photos, which gives you a real-time sense of who attended.

An RSVP QR code links to a form where guests confirm attendance before the wedding. A photo sharing QR code (like WedClic's) links to a gallery where guests upload photos during and after the wedding. Some couples use both — or use WedClic's single QR code that handles photo collection, with RSVP managed separately.

Yes, fully free. Generate as many QR codes as you need — PNG download is free with no account required. Enter your email to download the printable PDF card.

No. Your wedding details are used only to generate your QR code during your session. We don't store them, train on them, or share them. The only information we retain is your email (if you choose to enter it) — used to send you your QR code, nothing else.

Zane

Founder, WedClic

RSVP cards are one of the parts of wedding planning where most couples accept friction they shouldn't. A QR code on the invitation, link to your form, done. Built this in an afternoon because the existing tools were charging $15. — Zane

More free tools

See all →

Social