MEETUP
New York City
Technology community events
Make event, concert and flyer posters with a scannable QR code. Choose a template, edit the details and download a high-resolution PNG — free, with no sign-up.
For community meetups, talks, and informal gatherings.
New York City
Technology community events
Click the poster to open the editor.
Each scenario starts with matching copy, layout, and background. Fine-tune any part without rebuilding the poster.
New York City
Technology community events
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QRPosterKit combines poster templates and a real QR code generator in one focused tool. Start with the closest use case, then customize the copy, layout and background.
Start from the concert preset: line-up, date and venue hierarchy with a ticket CTA. Export a 4:5 social version and an A4 print version from the same poster.
Meetups, workshops and community events. Choose the event preset, drop in your RSVP or details link, and download a finished poster in under a minute.
Markets, sales and promotions. Swap the layout and background without rebuilding the poster, then export square, story or print sizes.
Start with matching copy, layout, and background.
Edit text, QR destination, layout, or background.
Export a high-resolution PNG for social, screens, or print.
No. QRPosterKit creates a static QR code that directly contains your URL. It has no redirect service and does not expire.
No. The QR code and poster are generated entirely in your browser — there is no account, database, or analytics endpoint.
Yes. Choose A4 Print and download the high-resolution PNG, sized for real printing.
Yes. Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP image and adjust its visibility and color overlay. The image stays in your browser and is not uploaded to a server.
Pick the event or concert preset, replace the title, details and link with your own, then download the PNG. The QR code is generated from your link in the browser, and the layout keeps enough contrast and quiet zone around it to scan reliably at A4 print size and on social formats.
Under a minute for most people. Choose a scenario, type your title and link, and export. There is nothing to design from scratch, no template to hunt for, and no account to create.
For an A4 poster, start around 3–4 cm wide, keep the white quiet zone clear, and test the printed poster from the expected scanning distance. Increase the QR code size for posters viewed from farther away.
Place it on a calm, high-contrast area with space around every edge. A lower corner works well for most event posters, while a centered QR code is useful when scanning is the main action. Avoid folds, trim edges, and busy images.