Attendee badges
One scan for the profile, the app download, or today’s help desk note.
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QR Codes for Conference Badges
The badge prints early. The session link can wait.
Badge files go to the printer weeks out. The agenda does not. Put a dynamic code on the badge so you can point it at check-in, then the app, then the survey.
Create a QR code
Paste the conferences URL. Download asks for email. You can change the destination after you print.
Where it goes
How people use QR codes for conference badges.
Booth lead capture
Exhibitors get a tracked code. You see which booth was busy.
Session feedback
A door sign can open this hour’s form. Next hour, a different form, same sign art if you want.
Next year’s recycle
Lanyard hardware can keep last year’s code if you retarget it. Most teams print a new badge and keep the same short-link style.
Why dynamic
Print once. Edit the link.
Print deadlines vs. live agenda
Dynamic codes close that gap.
Cleaner sponsor reports
A code per booth is a number you can send on Monday.
After the show
Point leftover signage at the recap or ticket page for next year.
How to
Create QR codes for conference badges.
01
Paste the first destination
Check-in, profile, or the conference app page.
02
Create a code per need
Badge, booth, and session codes stay easier to report.
03
Send art to the badge vendor
High contrast. Do not shrink it into the logo.
04
Retarget on site
Help-desk hours and room changes go in the dashboard.
FAQ
Should a badge QR be the attendee’s vCard?
Only if that data will not change. A URL you control is safer for agendas and support.
Can sponsors have their own codes?
Yes. Create one per booth. That is how you compare traffic.
What if badges already printed the wrong URL?
If they used a dynamic short link, edit it. If they encoded a raw URL, you reprint.