Change the destination any time
Update the offer from your phone, even mid-show, and every printed code follows.
Use case: exhibition stands
Stand graphics are expensive, printed weeks ahead and reused at show after show. Put a dynamic QR code on them and point it at this show's offer, demo or booking form - then change it for the next show without reprinting a thing. Every scan is counted, so you know whether the stand worked.
The problem
A static QR code on a pop-up banner or a backwall points at one fixed address. By the next show the offer has expired, the landing page has moved and the code sends visitors somewhere stale - or nowhere at all.
Static QR codes
QR4Events dynamic QR codes
How it works
Print the code once on your backwall, banners, counter and literature. Before each show, point it at that show's page.
Brand it with your colours and logo, add a short call to action and download print-ready vector artwork for your designer or graphics supplier.
Backwall, banners, counter, brochures, giveaways - the same code everywhere, or one code per item if you want to see which one gets scanned.
Before each show, change where it goes: a meeting booking form beforehand, the demo and show offer on the day, a follow-up afterwards.
Scheduled destinations
Schedule the switches once and the code moves on by itself - your team on the stand has enough to do.
Scheduled destinations come with the Event, Pro and Agency plans.
What you get
Update the offer from your phone, even mid-show, and every printed code follows.
Scans and unique visitors for each day of the show, plus devices - see which day was busiest. No IP addresses stored.
Essentials, Event, Pro and AgencyYour colours, your logo in the middle and a call to action underneath, as vector artwork that stays sharp at backwall size.
Essentials, Event, Pro and AgencySwitch from "book a meeting" to the show offer when the doors open, and to the follow-up when they close.
Event, Pro and AgencySend a read-only stats link to your sales team, your agency or the sponsor who paid for the stand.
Pro and AgencyKeep each show's codes together, with combined stats for the whole event.
Pro and AgencyPractical tips
A good rule of thumb: the code should be about a tenth of the scanning distance. Visitors two metres away need a code around 20 cm wide; on a counter or brochure, 3-4 cm is plenty.
Between about 1.2 and 1.6 metres high, and not where the stand team will stand in front of it. Codes near the floor or above head height rarely get scanned.
Exhibition halls are brightly lit. Matt finishes scan far better than gloss, and so do dark codes on a light background.
"Scan for 20% off show orders" or "Scan to book a demo" works much better than a bare code.
Hall Wi-Fi and mobile signal are often poor. A fast, mobile-friendly page loads where a heavy one times out.
At build-up, scan each code from where visitors will stand, with an iPhone and an Android phone, on mobile data.
Stand graphics are one of the biggest costs of exhibiting, so most companies reuse them for as long as they can. A dynamic QR code makes that work: the printed code stays the same, while the page it opens changes for each show - a booking form before the event, a demo and show offer on the day, a follow-up afterwards.
It also answers the question every exhibitor gets asked after a show: did it work? Each code counts its scans by day and device, so you can see what the stand achieved and compare one show with the next.
The same idea works across a whole event: floor plans, directional signs, sponsor boards and seminar timetables can all carry a code that keeps up with late changes. Sponsors can be sent a read-only link to their own scan numbers.
Yes - that's the point. Change where the code goes before each show and the printed graphics stay exactly as they are.
Each code has its own stats: scans and unique visitors for each day, plus devices, so you can see how the show days went. Put a different code on each item - backwall, banner, brochure - to compare them.
About a tenth of the distance people will scan from. For a banner seen from two metres, aim for around 20 cm. Dynamic codes hold a short link, so they scan well at a distance.
Yes. Organisers use codes on floor plans, sponsor boards and directional signs, pointing at the exhibitor list, the seminar programme or a sponsor's page - and share the scan numbers with sponsors.
As long as you have an active plan. Buy a pack for each show, or subscribe if you exhibit often - the same codes come back to life when you renew.
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